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Huawei will reportedly delay the Mate40 flagships as it reevaluates chip supply Comments

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  • Anonymous
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  • 19 Jun 2020

China and South Korea share their dislike for the Japanese.

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  • 18 Jun 2020

Anonymous, 18 Jun 2020Stop listening to CNN. Its Huwei vs Usa war
till now Huwei is winner

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  • 18 Jun 2020

Anonymous, 18 Jun 2020So in other words, Trump's upset that China has better technology and is resorting to petty an... moreStop listening to CNN.

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  • .alpha
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  • 18 Jun 2020

And to the ignoramus that said China and Korea are enemies, you have no idea what you are talking about. China and Korea have very good relationship and have huge cultural and economic ties.

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  • .alpha
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  • 18 Jun 2020

Global companies need to move supply chain away from US companies because you never know when Washington might target you

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  • Anonymous
  • 8pc
  • 18 Jun 2020

Sponge, 18 Jun 2020From what I've been reading previously Samsungs Foundrys could potentially make Huawei's Kirin... moreLol just like that huawei never stome a thing from samsung like the flexible AMOLED.

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  • 18 Jun 2020

Abhi Dahiya, 18 Jun 2020Are you for real? It's not about out or in the reach of USA. Actually the fab process TSMC and... moreFrom PhoneArena's article on potential cooperation between Samsung and Huawei:
"Dutch company ASML provides Samsung with the Extreme Ultra-Violet (EUV) lithography machines that etch patterns on wafers that show where the transistors will be placed in a chip. The ultra-violet beams can produce patterns so thin that it allows more transistors to fit inside an integrated circuit; the more transistors shoehorned inside a chip, the more powerful and energy efficient it is. And machines used to test chips can be purchased from Japan without U.S. involvement."

The fact that they are already seeking for this kind of deal suggests that Samsung is not heavily reliant on US technology.

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  • 18 Jun 2020

Aierlan, 18 Jun 2020It's nothing to do with national security. He just wants to slow down China's development in t... moreSo in other words, Trump's upset that China has better technology and is resorting to petty and dirty tactics to put China at a disadvantage.

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  • KamAbdi
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  • 18 Jun 2020

Anonymous, 18 Jun 2020It doesn't matter, if they depend on certain US technology or equipment to build fabs or advan... moreNo they can't cause the US doesn't control Taiwan and their companies.
Also Apple is in danger cause TSMC makes the chips for them and started to microled from the help of other Taiwanese companies

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  • 18 Jun 2020

Element, 18 Jun 2020Actually that's not correct. They just probably have licence to use those technologies. Which... moreOK I understand but I don't think so cause TSMC wouldn't make exynos for Samsung and wouldn't make chips for non US customers like NXP who agreed with them.

Still the US is trespassing Taiwan's sovereign

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  • 18 Jun 2020

Aierlan, 18 Jun 2020It's nothing to do with national security. He just wants to slow down China's development in t... moreOf course, then what do people think of China using 5G equipment for espionage etc, can a company who clearly has a founder from a communist country like china really be trusted, of course can any world power really be trusted, even trump!

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  • 18 Jun 2020

From what I've been reading previously Samsungs Foundrys could potentially make Huawei's Kirin chips as Samsung chip fabrication department use Lithography machines by a Dutch company, although huawei may not want to do this in fear its Kirin designs are seen by samsung foundry.

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  • 18 Jun 2020

KamAbdi, 18 Jun 2020Do the TSMC uses American tech freely?? The answer is no, meaning when I buy or rent somethin... moreIt doesn't matter, if they depend on certain US technology or equipment to build fabs or advance the process node, going against US wishes could lock them out of it in the future.

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  • 18 Jun 2020

JDK, 18 Jun 2020I really don't get it. Why does trump want to ban TSMC from cooperating with huawei when mobil... moreIt's nothing to do with national security. He just wants to slow down China's development in this area of technology as he wants to make sure America remains ahead. Huawei is the only Chinese company that designs their own chips and they are very advanced in 5g development aswell so he's trying to stop them or at least put them back a few years

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  • ybx
  • 18 Jun 2020

I really don't get it. Why does trump want to ban TSMC from cooperating with huawei when mobile chips literally have nothing to do with national security? Like, is TSMC gonna invade cell towers with the help of huawei?

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  • Robert
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  • 18 Jun 2020

China / Huawei owns a lot of patents that can prevent USA from using high tech.
But USA thinks they do not have to hold to the rules if they do not want to.

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  • 18 Jun 2020

Another solution would be using Samsung's fab for these, but it will mean delay until Q1 2020.
I guess it won't be such a huge deal as SD875 isn't coming until Q2 2020 in devices, so Kirin 1020 can wait a few more months.

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  • 18 Jun 2020

this is what makes the bullied and highly un reliable producer. u cann't ban the use of product after charging full amounts.... thats shitt...

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  • 18 Jun 2020

Anonymous, 18 Jun 2020It doesnt really matter Samsung can give Exynos chips to Huawei because im pretty sure in the ... moreThey can buy stuff from them like any other company, but mutual collaboration is unsure of because of relations, got it.

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  • Anonymous
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  • 18 Jun 2020

This is fake news which has already been refuted in the media by HW executives. Mate 40 series is fully on schedule, and will be ready in September.

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