The U.S. government is rumored to ban suppliers from supplying any products to Huawei

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According to Bloomberg News, people familiar with the matter revealed that the U.S. government is considering cutting off all ties between U.S. suppliers and China’s Huawei, and prohibiting U.S. suppliers, including Intel and Qualcomm, from supplying Huawei with any products.

According to reports, some U.S. officials put forward this proposal to the Biden administration. If this policy is passed, all U.S. suppliers’ license applications to supply Huawei will be rejected. The policy is still in the early stages of discussion and could be passed in May, the fourth anniversary of the U.S. adding Huawei to the “entity list,” the people said.

Reuters reported that three people familiar with the matter said that the U.S. government has stopped issuing supply licenses to U.S. companies to export products to Huawei, including items below the 5G level, such as 4G, Wifi 6 and Wifi 7, artificial intelligence and high-tech products. Performance computing and cloud projects. A Commerce Department spokesman said only that it would “continuously evaluate our policies and regulations,” while both Intel and Qualcomm declined to comment.

(Original title: “Foreign media: The US government will prohibit suppliers from providing any products to Huawei”)