The Mate 60 Pro Proves American Export Bans Are Working

Huawei’s recent release of a device with 7 nanometer (nm) semiconductor chips is making headlines. Some consider the Chinese company’s newest smartphone to be a sign that China has broken the technology bottleneck caused by the United States’ export bans, which forbid firms that use US technology and equipment from selling chips to Huawei.

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