Donald Trump left many technology companies at a loss, especially Huawei. Therefore, Google is exerting pressure on the US president to identify and clarify the future of business relations with Huawei.
Managers of seven Trump companies asked for a quick decision on Huawei in the United States, according to a White House statement.
The president met with officials from Google, Intel, Cisco, Qualcomm, Micron, Broadcom and Western Digital to discuss the commercial veto imposed on Huawei in the United States. According to the statement, corporate leaders asked Trump to decide in due course the restrictions on the Chinese company. In response to the requests, he said he had agreed to take a decision soon.
The aim of the pressure is to know what will happen or whether Donald Trump will carry out his promise to allow Huawei to sell chips and other small components that have to do with technology companies.
After they banned Huawas from the Ministry of Commerce list, many predicted that the Chinese company would not have an Android operating system, nor would it sell chips or other components, but Donald Trump agreed to a new truce.
The problem is that this promise has not yet been achieved and technology companies are not sure what will happen. So Trump will have to wait for a final decision on Huawei's future.
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