Digitimes reports that Sunny Opticals expects orders from Huawei to decrease sharply because of the U.S. sanctions that have affected the company. Last year, Huawei was placed on the U.S. Commerce Department’s entity list which prevents it from accessing its U.S. supply chain; it also prevents the company from installing Google Mobile Services on its handsets. Even more damaging was the export rule change that the U.S. Commerce Department put into effect this year that prevents Huawei from receiving chips manufactured by foundries that use American-sourced technology.
This has been a big blow to the Chinese manufacturer because it has created a shortage of cutting-edge 5nm Kirin 9000 chips. Huawei not only uses them for its latest flagship Mate 40 series, it also was going to employ them on the sequel to its Mate X foldable phone. And these chips also power 5G base stations used with the outfit’s 5G networking gear. Recent reports indicated that out of 15 million Kirin 9000 chipsets ordered by Huawei from TSMC, the company received only 8.8 million of them as the U.S. rule change took effect on September 15th. There is the possibility that with the Biden administration taking over the White House on January 20th, U.S. actions against Huawei might be reversed.
Source: Phonearena
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