Internally, China's biggest tech company - with more than 190,000 staff and revenues of more than 850 billion yuan ($124 billion) - risks a talent exodus. 'But that could make Huawei's products much less competitive and even back to where they were 10 years ago,' he said. Su Tze-yun, director of Taiwan's Institute for National Defense and Security Research and a supply chain expert, said Huawei might find some low-end alternative components. 'Without any one of the components, you could not assemble complete devices - smartphones, laptops, or base stations.'

'Electronic devices are very complicated,' said Wu Chia-chau, chairman of Nanya Technology. Huawei has been stockpiling all kinds of chip inventories since the end of 2018, but it is unknown whether they are well stocked with electronics components such as advanced displays and camera lenses. In danger are components vital to Huawei's operations: from key semiconductors to displays to camera lenses, and even printed circuit boards. Commerce Department if they want to maintain business with the Chinese tech champion, according to the department's export controls imposed on Aug. Those suppliers will need a license from the U.S. 14, all its non-American suppliers across the world will have to stop shipping to Huawei if their products contain U.S. TAIPEI - In less than 24 hours' time the world for Huawei Technologies will change - and its rise as the world's biggest smartphone and telecom equipment maker over the past decade risks coming to a juddering halt.Īfter midnight on Sept.

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