exclusive U.S. firms may get nod to restart Huawei sales in two to four weeks official.

Is Huawei back in business?

I think so actually.

Not surprisingly, because I mean I've been following this fairly close.

I've been reading whatever I can every day to figure out like what the status is, what's changed, if anything.

And also just to try to speculate what the original intent was with the executive order to try and restrict these American

companies and American technologies from interacting with Huawei in any in any form.

See the thing about this is I was never, I was never really expecting for the U.S. to open up

their borders for Huawei's Telco equipment on the networks.

They had kind of made their position known at many different stages along the way that that just wasn't going to happen, that their infrastructure was not going to belong to a Chinese company of Huawei status.

But this flip side of it, this, you know, Intel, Broadcom, Google side of it with them selling

components, technology, software, schematic, it with them selling components technology

softwares schematics support and all these various other

pieces it just didn't seem like it could stick because how were those companies supposed to be comfortable

with this idea of being told who they can and can't sell to in that sense

especially considering the fact that the accusations against Huawei what

regardless of which side you are on,

those that were made public don't really implicate

Google or Intel or Broadcom or Qualcomm or Qualcomm specifically so like for example the

selling against those sanctions in Iran specifically that's the one thing that keeps

getting cited and then the other one was the

intellectual property situation with T-Mobile again it's kind of like it's a it's a major

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