Huawei loses support because Infineon has announced that it will stop supplying it with products
Not only do American companies stop working with Huawei, Infineon, a German company, has said to stop supplying it with products.
Huawei's situation with every hour that passes is more delicate. The Chinese company has been vetoed by the United States and this forces American companies to stop working with it. Google was the first to turn its back on the Chinese company. Intel, Qualcomm, and Microsoft have followed. The problem is escalating in complexity, as non-US companies turn their backs on Huawei. Infineon Technologies, the German company, was the first outside the United States to turn its back
Huawei has more and more problems
Infineon, as we said, a German company offers manufacturers microcontrollers and integrated circuits for power management. It is estimated that the turnover is approximately 100 million dollars. Infineon has many more buyers, with Huawei being only a small part of the revenue. The problem is for Huawei, which would see suppliers leaving outside the United States.
In addition, the companies that have confirmed that they are leaving Huawei are Qorvo, Micron and Western Digital. ST Microelectronics, TSMC, Toshiba Memory and Japan Display have yet to make a decision on this. They are analyzing this problem and are considering whether to continue working with them or the total suspension of business.
It is clear that this trade war will be very tough and we still have a lot to see. China's counterattack is speculated that it could be raising taxes on Apple to pressure it. We'll see if it works.
Huawei says they will be fine without access to Android and solutions from US companies. Kirin is a good processor, the problem is that the processor patents are from third parties. This means that you cannot license or use licensed patents from US companies. A bigger problem for the Chinese company, which is beginning to be between a rock and a hard place.
