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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Seoul: Memory chipmakers<\/a>, including Samsung<\/a> Electronics, will feel the pinch of additional US sanctions<\/a> on Chinese telecom giant Huawei<\/a> Technologies that take effect next week, industry sources said on Wednesday.

The new sanctions, which ban the supply of semiconductors made with US equipment, software and design to Huawei<\/a> without prior approval from Washington, are set to become effective from next Tuesday, Yonhap news agency reported.

It will hit the shipments of Samsung<\/a> Electronics, the world's top memory chip maker, SK hynix Inc. and most other global players will virtually stop shipments to the Chinese company next week, they said.

\"I understand that Samsung Electronics will stop shipping chips to Huawei from next Tuesday, though there is a possibility of selling products after winning US approval,\" an industry observer said.

That is because US technologies are used in almost all sectors of chip production from design software to production equipment, according to the sources.

Huawei is known as one of Samsung's top five customers. SK hynix reportedly depends on Huawei for some 10 per cent of its sales.

The envisioned American sanctions are widely expected to have a negative impact on Samsung Electronics and other industry players over the short term, but they would unlikely have a great impact in the long haul, industry watchers said.

They further said Samsung Electronics could benefit from the US move, as it may come as an opportunity to widen its gap with Huawei in the smartphone<\/a> market and play catch-up with the Chinese firm in the 5G sector.

The US sanctions<\/a> come as Washington has increasingly sought to ban the use of Chinese technology, citing national security concerns.
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美国的制裁在华为三星,其他芯片制造商

内存芯片制造商,包括三星电子,我们会感到手头拮据的额外制裁中国电信巨头华为技术,下周生效,业内人士周三表示。

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首尔:内存芯片制造商,包括三星电子产品,会感到额外的压力美国的制裁对中国电信巨头华为下周技术生效,业内人士周三表示。

新的制裁,禁止供应半导体用我们设备,软件和设计华为没有华盛顿的事先批准,从下周二将生效,韩联社报道。乐动扑克

它的出货量将达到三星电子产品、世界上最大的存储芯片制造商,SK海力士公司和其他全球玩家将几乎停止发货下周的中国公司,他们说。

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“我明白,三星电子将停止航运芯片从下周二华为,虽然有可能销售产品在赢得美国的批准,”一个行业观察家说。

这是因为我们技术被用于几乎所有行业设计软件的芯片生产生产设备,根据来源。

华为被称为三星五大客户之一。据报道SK海力士取决于华为10%的销售额。

设想美国制裁普遍预计有负面影响在三星电子和其他行业参与者在短期内,但他们将不太可能有一个伟大的长期影响,行业观察人士说。

他们进一步表示,三星电子可以受益于美国的举动,因为它可能会为契机,扩大其与华为的差距智能手机市场和追赶中国公司在5 g部门。

的美国的制裁之际,华盛顿日益试图禁止使用中国技术,引用国家安全方面的担忧。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Seoul: Memory chipmakers<\/a>, including Samsung<\/a> Electronics, will feel the pinch of additional US sanctions<\/a> on Chinese telecom giant Huawei<\/a> Technologies that take effect next week, industry sources said on Wednesday.

The new sanctions, which ban the supply of semiconductors made with US equipment, software and design to Huawei<\/a> without prior approval from Washington, are set to become effective from next Tuesday, Yonhap news agency reported.

It will hit the shipments of Samsung<\/a> Electronics, the world's top memory chip maker, SK hynix Inc. and most other global players will virtually stop shipments to the Chinese company next week, they said.

\"I understand that Samsung Electronics will stop shipping chips to Huawei from next Tuesday, though there is a possibility of selling products after winning US approval,\" an industry observer said.

That is because US technologies are used in almost all sectors of chip production from design software to production equipment, according to the sources.

Huawei is known as one of Samsung's top five customers. SK hynix reportedly depends on Huawei for some 10 per cent of its sales.

The envisioned American sanctions are widely expected to have a negative impact on Samsung Electronics and other industry players over the short term, but they would unlikely have a great impact in the long haul, industry watchers said.

They further said Samsung Electronics could benefit from the US move, as it may come as an opportunity to widen its gap with Huawei in the smartphone<\/a> market and play catch-up with the Chinese firm in the 5G sector.

The US sanctions<\/a> come as Washington has increasingly sought to ban the use of Chinese technology, citing national security concerns.
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