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Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei.
- Last week the US government blacklisted Huawei.
- Major US companies like Google, Qualcomm, and Intel were quick to sever business ties with the company to comply with the order.
- Firms outside of the US have also decided to cut ties with Huawei, including in the UK and Japan.
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Since the US government blacklisted Chinese tech giant Huawei, a slew of companies have cut ties with the firm.
Last week President Donald Trump signed an executive order declaring a national emergency designating Huawei as a national security risk, leading the Department of Commerce to place the firm on an "entity list." This means that US firms have to seek government permission before doing business with Huawei.
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Big US firms were quick to respond to the order, although Huawei subsequently received a three-month license to get its house in order before the blacklisting fully kicks in. It isn't just American companies who are cutting ties, however.
Here is a rundown of the biggest firms who have severed business relations with Huawei.
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