Huawei spare tire plan to save Kegong! The United States banned Russian smartphones: the only loophole was told in Shenzhen
According to the Russian Satellite News Agency reported on February 8, Huawei's spare tire program saved Russia, and the United States wanted to block Russian smartphones, only to be told that the only loophole was in Shenzhen.
In the past two years, the United States has continuously increased sanctions against Russia. The United States first continuously deterred Russia militarily, successively dispatched a number of Burke-class destroyers and dozens of reconnaissance planes to the waters near Russia to carry out activities, and the United States even dispatched a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier strike group to deploy to the Black Sea, and the United States also continuously conducted large-scale military exercises in the Black Sea with some NATO countries. The United States then targeted Russia diplomatically, finding various excuses to expel many Russian diplomats and closing a number of Russian embassies. The United States also continues to provoke chaos around Russia, first wanting to take military action against Russia's ally Belarus, which has caused serious chaos in Belarus, and Russia has to come forward to help Belarus; the United States has also supported Ukraine's recovery of the Donbass region, resulting in a confrontation between Ukraine and Russia nearby, which has continued until now, and the possibility of war between the two sides has always existed. The United States also targets Russia economically, not only wanting to forcibly stop Russia's Nord Stream II project, but also listing a number of Russian companies and important people on the sanctions list. Recently, the United States has begun to take new measures, which may impose technical sanctions on Russia or reduce the share of mainland smartphones in Russia.
On February 7, local time, an important Russian media said that the United States wants to impose sanctions on Russian technology because of the Ukrainian problem, mainly because the US Department of Commerce may prohibit some companies around the world from selling goods containing US parts to Russia, the first is the field of smart phones, the United States wants to use this move to block Russian smart phones. Because for now, many mobile phone companies around the world have to use chips made in the United States, because Qualcomm in the United States and other companies are very powerful in the field of chips. Once the U.S. Department of Commerce takes this measure, it means that mobile phones using U.S. parts cannot enter the Russian market. Once the measure takes effect, then the production and sales of mobile phones produced by Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi and other companies in Russia will be greatly reduced, and even these companies will lose tens of billions of dollars. Russia will also face a shortage of mobile phones.
However, in this case, Huawei's spare tire plan has played a role. Previously, because of Huawei's amazing achievements in the field of 5G, the United States began to sanction Huawei, preventing American companies from selling chips to Huawei, making Huawei face a situation where there is no core available. In this situation, Huawei began to take de-Americanization measures. Huawei launched its spare tire program, began to develop its own chips, and at the same time developed its own Hongmeng system, so that Huawei's computers and mobile phones use almost no American parts.
Therefore, the US ban on Russian smartphones has no impact on Huawei, and Huawei can still enter the Russian market. At that time, Russia may only be able to buy mobile phones that use Huawei's Hongmeng system. Therefore, it can be said that Huawei's spare tire plan saved Russia. The United States wanted to block Russian smartphones this time, but it was hit by Huawei's vulnerability.
