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Pentagon changed decision against Huawei
The Pentagon has recently changed its decision and according to the source, now Pentagon wants to support the proposed stricter sanctions against the Chinese manufacturer Huawei.
This could lead to a significant tightening of the sanctions. Because now the limit could be reduced to 10 percent in American shares. Because the previous 25 percent have proven ineffective, which of course is increasingly frustrating for the US government.
After all, American companies, in particular, are trying to circumvent these restrictions. Because it was easy to deal with the sanctions with overseas businesses.
Republican Senator Rick Scott had already submitted a corresponding bill on Friday. But despite the Pentagon’s approval, it is not yet certain that the law will come through.
But after pressure from Commerce officials and members of Congress, the Pentagon has reversed course, said people familiar with the government discussions, who requested anonymity to discuss confidential matters.
The proposal is expected to be discussed again at a Feb. 28 Cabinet-level meeting.
“DoD supports a collaborative interagency process that allows the facts and concerns of all parties to be heard before adopting potential major regulatory changes,” said Sue Gough, a Pentagon spokeswoman. “We will have nothing to provide until that process has concluded and a decision on this issue has been made.”
Three Republican senators and China hawks also wrote Esper asking for an explanation on the Pentagon’s reported objections.
“Huawei is an arm of the Chinese Communist Party and should be treated as such,” Sens. Ben Sasse (Neb.), Tom Cotton (Ark.) and Marco Rubio (Fla.) wrote in their Jan. 24 letter.
The recruitment for the HarmonyOS Baidu App public testing adaptation activity already started. It must be a Huawei mobile phone, and the mobile phone system must be the Harmony NEXT system.
According to the announcement in the Baidu App public testing group, the Hongmeng Baidu App will officially start testing on October 17 and is currently still in the test recruitment stage.
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Huawei Mate 60 and other 4 devices passed the open source HarmonyOS compatibility test again
Huawei Mate 60, Mate 60 Pro, Mate X5 and MatePad Pro 13.2-inch 2023 models reportedly passed the open source HarmonyOS compatibility test. The evaluation results showed that the operating system version number of the above models is OpenHarmony 5.0.0 Release.
According to reports, the OpenHarmony compatibility assessment is mainly to verify that partners’ devices and business applications meet the technical requirements of the OpenHarmony open source compatibility definition, to ensure that devices and business applications running on OpenHarmony can operate stably and normally, and that devices and business applications using OpenHarmony have consistent interfaces and business experiences.
Huawei Watch Ultimate Smartwatch was released in March last year and the devices support two-way Beidou satellite messaging function.
The system has been upgraded to the latest version (4.2.0.103), and the sensorless control car can be activated in conjunction with Wenjie M9 and Zhijie S7.
Huawei WATCH 4 Pro space exploration watch released in April this year supports UWB car control technology. When paired with the Wenjie M9 car, it not only supports UWB contactless car keys, but also can activate the smart welcome function.
