Huawei. The Chinese company goes from problem to problem, and before the weekend it received a new blow that will have a serious long-term impact on the phones that the Chinese company will launch. More precisely, the Wi-Fi Alliance decided to cancel the membership that Huawei had, and the decision was also influenced by the sanctions imposed by the US against those in China last week.
Huawei. The removal of the Chinese company from among the members of the Wi-Fi Alliance does not in any way affect its ability to launch products that have Wi-Fi connectivity, this being done by the American partners who sold it the respective chips. Despite this, those from Huawei will no longer be able to influence the way this technology evolves in the future, and they could become less competitive without access to the innovations that are brought regarding Wi-Fi communications in the coming years.
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Huawei. As a member of the Wi-Fi Alliance, the company had access to discussions about important changes being made to the technology, and could influence the certification of new technologies to be offered for electronic devices. Without membership, those from Huawei will no longer be able to participate in discussions, and will no longer be able to contribute to the development of new technologies that will be launched for electronic devices that have such connectivity.
Wi-Fi Alliance is fully complying with the recent US Department of Commerce order without revoking Huawei Technologies membership. Wi-Fi Alliance has temporarily restricted Huawei Technologies participation in Wi-Fi Alliance activities covered by the order.
Huawei. The withdrawal of membership in the Wi-Fi Alliance, which is based in the USA, comes just a few days after the SD Association did the same, only that there the marginalization of the company also brought the restriction to implement SD cards in phones. The week was a very bad one for the Huawei company, the Chinese were left without all the partners from whom they bought components or software for the products they sell globally.
Huawei. Things will continue at exactly the same pace in the following weeks, and this is because the sanctions imposed by the US against the Chinese company force American companies to stop working with it, or to sell its products.
