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Home > News > The US Department of Commerce will introduce new rules, and Huawei may become an archery target.

The US Department of Commerce will introduce new rules, and Huawei may become an archery target.

According to Reuters, an official from the US Department of Commerce said on Tuesday that the Ministry of Commerce is "considering and evaluating" the implementation of an executive order in the White House, which is expected to pave the way for China's entry into the US telecommunications supply chain.

Since the White House announced that the telecommunications industry supply chain has entered a national emergency, the US Department of Commerce was scheduled to implement relevant regulations in early October.

US Department of Commerce official Eileen Albanese said that the relevant regulations are being considered and reviewed, but she did not provide a specific timetable. But she added that these regulations are “not yet fully prepared”.

The White House asked the Ministry of Commerce to formulate relevant rules in May. On the same day, the US Department of Commerce also included Huawei as a so-called “entity list” on the grounds of national security risks. Since then, US companies have been blocked from selling technology and products to Huawei.

Although senior US government officials have encouraged US companies to apply for licenses to sell products to Huawei, the US Department of Commerce has yet to respond to more than 200 license applications it has received.

At the same time, on Monday, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) plans to vote on whether Huawei and ZTE have a “national security threat” in November. The FCC stressed that the United States cannot afford to take risks and luck in terms of 5G and US national security. At the same time, the department plans to ban US operators from using $8.5 billion in government project funds to purchase equipment or services from the two companies.

The U.S. government is pressing the Chinese company step by step, making a clear negative, and making a thing that needs to be voted on becomes meaningless. However, Eileen Albanese still said that the license application is still in progress, but refused to give a timetable for issuing the license.

The report pointed out that some Chinese observers believe that Huawei is a pawn of the Sino-US trade war, because the Trump administration hopes to force China to make concessions by sanctioning Huawei.