Chinese manufacturers Huawei This ZTE began limited operations in the US in 2019 and were banned from operating in segments such as telecommunications the following year. However, over the years, the situation for brands in this area has not changed much.

According to the website edgeonly 2% infrastructure replacement projects these companies have been completed and 15% of them have not yet begun to take off from the ground. Meanwhile, the original cables and antennas are still working, as removing them would mean cutting off an entire region’s access to the Internet and telephony.

One of the reasons is no cash distribution for these works, in addition to the fact that the country underestimated the difficulty of quickly replacing much of the national infrastructure, especially infrastructure 4G mobile data and in regions with a small coverage of large operators.

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One of the companies that won the tender to replace Huawei and ZTE, winddeclares that did not receive all the promised budget funds carry out work on the dismantling and replacement of equipment.

In addition online ordering system between the companies and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which is Anatel’s North American counterpart, is considered confusing and full of mistakes. To make matters worse, the chip crisis has made nearly all of the hardware and components needed to make the change more expensive, possibly over budget.

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TO US government sanctionsthen chaired Donald Trumpstarted around 2019. They began with trade measures, such as executive orders that prevent American brands from doing business with certain Chinese manufacturers.

The dispute developed over several months with Huawei and ZTE. it is forbidden to operate when installing local 5G or any part of the infrastructure. In addition, they were banned from using American components and services, as is the case with Android itself – Huawei currently uses its own platform as an operating system. Harmony OS.

The main accusation is that Chinese companies pose a “national security threat” due to their proximity to the Chinese government. This will allow, for example, to spy on and access the personal data of citizens and government officials. In a note sent to The Verge, both manufacturers continue to deny the allegations.

One of the most immediate results was Huawei’s shrinking share of the cell phone market, with the brand taking second place in the segment, behind only Samsung, but falling far out of the top five. even the standards are recent like WiFi 6.

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Source: Edge

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