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China warns US of ‘all necessary measures’ over Huawei rules 43 minutes ago
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[quote:F00LIO:MV80MzkzMTI5Xzc5OTcxNTQ2XzZBNUU1MzI1] [quote:Anonymous Coward 76380333:MV80MzkzMTI5Xzc5OTcwNzI3X0YwM0I3NzNF] [b][color=red]China’s Planned Retaliatory Steps Against New US Crackdown on Huawei May Come as ‘Nuke Bomb’[/color][/b] On Saturday, Beijing urged the US to halt the "unreasonable suppression of Huawei and Chinese enterprises" following Washington's announcement of new export controls to restrict the tech giant's access to American semiconductor technology. The state-run Chinese newspaper Global Times has cited unnamed analysts as saying that Beijing's planned retaliatory steps against Washington's intention to clamp down on shipments of semiconductors to Huawei may be likened to a "nuke bomb" in terms of effectiveness. "The forceful countermeasures" will reportedly include a crackdown on a number of large US companies, such as Qualcomm, Cisco, and Apple as well as the American plane maker Boeing. "China will launch rounds of endless investigations on those firms, just like swords hanging over their head. It will dampen investors' confidence and squeeze their income in the Chinese market", an unnamed source told the Global Times, adding that "it will also inflict a chain reaction on various upstream and downstream players in US chip production". The source was echoed by He Weiwen, a former senior trade official and an executive council member of the China Society for World Trade Organisation Studies, who told the newspaper that Beijing "should implement these countermeasures to the extent that the US dare not ask for a mile after being given an inch". He urged the Chinese government to conduct "thorough investigations into relevant US companies" and "let them feel the pain". https://sputniknews.com/business/202005171079329551-chinas-planned-retaliatory-steps-against-us-new-crackdown-on-huawei-may-come-as-nuke-bomb/ [/quote] The Chinese are getting out of hand. It might be time for a small scale shooting war, maybe sink half their navy or destroy all of their naval bases. As far as I’m concerned threats like these are as bad as North Korea’s. I think trump is totally under Xis skin. [/quote]
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BEIJING (AP) — China’s commerce ministry says it will take “all necessary measures” in response to new U.S. restrictions on Chinese tech giant Huawei’s ability to use American technology, calling the measures an abuse of state power and a violation of market principles.
An unidentified spokesperson quoted Sunday in a statement on the ministry’s website said the regulations also threatened the security of the “global industrial and supply chain.”
“The U.S. uses state power, under the so-called excuse of national security, and abuses export control measures to continuously oppress and contain specific enterprises of other countries,” the statement said.
China will “take all necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises,” it said.
Under the new rules, foreign semiconductor makers who use American technology must obtain a U.S. license to ship Huawei-designed semiconductors to the Chinese company.
Chip design and manufacturing equipment used in the world’s semiconductor plants is mostly U.S.-made, so the new rule affects foreign producers that sell to Huawei and affiliates including HiSilicon, which makes chips for supercomputers with scientific and military uses. The U.S. Commerce Department said foreign foundries would be granted a 120-day grace period for chips already in production.
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