By Karen Freifeld 由卡伦Freifeld
The Biden administration<\/a> this week amended licenses for companies to sell to China's Huawei<\/a> Technologies Co Ltd , further restricting companies from supplying items that can be used with 5G devices<\/a>, sources said.
The changes could disrupt existing contracts with Huawei that were agreed upon under previous licenses that have now been changed, two of the sources said.
The actions show the Biden administration is reinforcing a hard line on exports to Huawei, the telecommunications equipment maker placed on the trade blacklist over U.S. national security concerns.
A U.S. Commerce Department<\/a> spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the licensing information is subject to confidentiality. A Huawei spokeswoman declined to comment.
The initial export licenses were granted by the Commerce Department after the company was placed on the department's trade blacklist in 2019. This week's new conditions make older licenses more consistent with tougher licensing policies implemented in the waning days of the Trump administration<\/a>.
In January, the Trump administration decided it would deny 116 licenses with face values totaling $119 billion, and only approve four worth $20 million, according to a Commerce Department document reviewed by Reuters. Most of those denied fell into three broad categories: memory, handset and other devices, and network applications.
Between 2019 and 2020, the administration approved licenses for companies to sell $87 billion worth of goods and technology to Huawei, the document said. Licenses are generally good for 4 years.
While new restrictions on those licenses hurt some suppliers, one source noted, they also level the playing field between companies, since some received licenses under less restrictive policies.
According to one revised license seen by Reuters, which took effect March 9th, items may not be used \"with or in any 5G devices,\" a broad interpretation that prohibits the item from going into a 5G device even if it has nothing to with 5G functioning.
Another amended license was not authorized for use in military, 5G, critical infrastructure, enterprise data centers, cloud or space applications, effective March 8.
The notice also says that certain items must have a density of 6 gigabytes or less, and other technical requirements.
Both revised licenses say, prior to export, Huawei or customers must implement a parts control plan and make inventory records available to the U.S. government upon request.
Companies are placed on the trade blacklist, known as the \"entity list,\" over national security and foreign policy concerns, and licenses to sell to them generally face a standard of likely denial.
But Trump had an inconsistent approach to Huawei, opening the door to more sales when he was seeking a trade deal but then coming down harder as tensions began rising over the coronavirus and Beijing's crackdown in Hong Kong last year.
According to the January document seen by Reuters, some 300 applications with stated values of $296 billion were still pending. It's not clear how many of those have been decided.
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的拜登管理本周修改许可证的公司卖给中国华为技术有限公司,进一步限制公司提供可以使用的物品5 g设备,消息人士称。
这种变化会破坏现有的与华为的合同,约定在先前的许可证,现在已经改变了,两位消息人士说。
的行动显示了拜登政府加强对出口到华为、电信设备制造商放在贸易黑名单对美国国家安全方面的担忧。
一个美国商务部发言人拒绝置评,说许可信息保密。华为发言人拒绝置评。
今年1月,特朗普政府决定否认116年许可与面值总额为1190亿美元,且仅批准四价值2000万美元,据路透商务部文档了。大部分的否认分为三大类:内存、手机和其他设备和网络应用程序。
从2019年到2020年,政府批准许可公司出售价值870亿美元的商品和华为技术,文档表示。许可证一般好了4年。
虽然新的限制这些许可证伤害一些供应商,一名消息人士指出,他们还企业之间的公平竞争,因为有些收到许可证下限制性政策。
根据修订后的许可证被路透社报道,3月9日生效,不得使用“5 g或任何设备,“一个广泛的解释,禁止物品进入5 g设备即使没有5 g的功能。
另一个修改许可证未被授权使用在军事,5 g,关键基础设施,企业数据中心,云或空间应用,3月8日生效。
通知还表示,某些项目必须有一个6字节或更少,密度和其他技术要求。
修改许可证都表示,在出口之前,华为或客户必须实现部分控制计划和美国政府提供库存记录。
公司放在贸易黑名单,称为“实体列表,”国家安全和外交政策问题,和许可证卖给他们通常面临可能否认的一个标准。
但超过华为不一致的方法,打开门时更大的销量寻求贸易协议,但开始上升然后下降更紧张的冠状病毒和北京去年在香港的镇压。
根据文档被路透社1月,约300个应用程序声明的值2960亿美元仍未获批。目前还不清楚有多少人已经决定。
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By Karen Freifeld
The Biden administration<\/a> this week amended licenses for companies to sell to China's Huawei<\/a> Technologies Co Ltd , further restricting companies from supplying items that can be used with 5G devices<\/a>, sources said.
The changes could disrupt existing contracts with Huawei that were agreed upon under previous licenses that have now been changed, two of the sources said.
The actions show the Biden administration is reinforcing a hard line on exports to Huawei, the telecommunications equipment maker placed on the trade blacklist over U.S. national security concerns.
A U.S. Commerce Department<\/a> spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the licensing information is subject to confidentiality. A Huawei spokeswoman declined to comment.
The initial export licenses were granted by the Commerce Department after the company was placed on the department's trade blacklist in 2019. This week's new conditions make older licenses more consistent with tougher licensing policies implemented in the waning days of the Trump administration<\/a>.
In January, the Trump administration decided it would deny 116 licenses with face values totaling $119 billion, and only approve four worth $20 million, according to a Commerce Department document reviewed by Reuters. Most of those denied fell into three broad categories: memory, handset and other devices, and network applications.
Between 2019 and 2020, the administration approved licenses for companies to sell $87 billion worth of goods and technology to Huawei, the document said. Licenses are generally good for 4 years.
While new restrictions on those licenses hurt some suppliers, one source noted, they also level the playing field between companies, since some received licenses under less restrictive policies.
According to one revised license seen by Reuters, which took effect March 9th, items may not be used \"with or in any 5G devices,\" a broad interpretation that prohibits the item from going into a 5G device even if it has nothing to with 5G functioning.
Another amended license was not authorized for use in military, 5G, critical infrastructure, enterprise data centers, cloud or space applications, effective March 8.
The notice also says that certain items must have a density of 6 gigabytes or less, and other technical requirements.
Both revised licenses say, prior to export, Huawei or customers must implement a parts control plan and make inventory records available to the U.S. government upon request.
Companies are placed on the trade blacklist, known as the \"entity list,\" over national security and foreign policy concerns, and licenses to sell to them generally face a standard of likely denial.
But Trump had an inconsistent approach to Huawei, opening the door to more sales when he was seeking a trade deal but then coming down harder as tensions began rising over the coronavirus and Beijing's crackdown in Hong Kong last year.
According to the January document seen by Reuters, some 300 applications with stated values of $296 billion were still pending. It's not clear how many of those have been decided.
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