US sanctions force Huawei to stop making Kirin chips
Huawei can no longer produce the chips it needs for its high-end smartphones with features like 5G and AI, due to US government sanctions
Huawei will stop making Kirin chipsets due to US sanctions
Chinese telco Huawei will cease production of its most advanced Kirin chipsets from next month, due to the growing impact of US sanctions. According to financial magazine Caixin, the CEO of Huawei's...
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