Huawei has great news for its customers all over the world, but also for the phones it sells globally at the moment, and it was about time that such information came for the Chinese. It seems that Huawei has found the solution for the problems with the USA, and it is called Japan, the country from which the Chinese were already buying various components for phones and telecommunications equipment, but it is becoming even more important.
In 2018, Huawei spent no less than 11 billion dollars on components produced by American companies, while in Japan it spent about 5 billion, but things will change radically in 2019, but also in 2020. Huawei has announced that it will buys 10 billion dollars worth of products from Japan this year, and next year the figure would increase, probably replacing entirely what was paid to American companies.
Huawei: GREAT news for Phones and ALL Customers
Huawei uses Japanese companies because they have very good products, and they are sufficient to replace what is sold by American companies, to which it currently does not even have access. More importantly, it is very possible that the Japanese products are made exclusively with their own technologies, so the problem of future US sanctions that would have seriously affected the Huawei company would be eliminated.
"Huawei Technologies Chairman Liang Hua told a group of corporate executives and academics in Tokyo that his company plans to spend nearly US$10 billion on acquisitions in Japan this year - more than double the amount spent two years ago – and even more so in 2020.”
Huawei is prohibited from supplying 5G telecommunications equipment to companies that will launch such mobile phone networks in Japan, but because it has no choice, it still relies heavily on local companies. Huawei currently has no other alternative to the problem of US sanctions, so it will continue to buy components from the Japanese until the Americans change their attitude.
Huawei will manage, thanks to the Japanese, to keep many of its products without components that are based on American technologies, and will not be affected by sanctions, except for Android, which still cannot be licensed.
