On May 20, it was reported that, according to foreign media reports, Google is cutting off some business cooperation with Huawei, which has made people feel unhappy. Now, chip manufacturers in the United States are also forced to terminate their transactions with Huawei, including Qualcomm, Broadcom and Intel.

According to Bloomberg, Infineon, a German modem manufacturer acquired by Intel in 2011, also received an order to cut its supply to Huawei, which took effect immediately.

Huawei has its own mobile SoC, has installed a 5G modem on its retail devices, and has a "spare tire plan", so it will not worry about the interruption of supply by the US chip manufacturers. It was also reported that Huawei had expected the ban, so it had reserved chips for three months.

For Huawei mobile phones, the real headache is Google's move. Fortunately, Google has not completely cut off the connection with Huawei. Google said today that although they are taking measures to comply with the requirements of the US authorities, Huawei users can still use Google Play and Google Play Protect security services, which will continue to run on existing devices.

This means that overseas Huawei users can still update the APP through Google Play Store and download new APP at any time. In addition, Google services such as Gmail, Google Maps, Google Search and Google Assistant will continue to operate normally on Huawei mobile phones, while in China, they all have alternatives.

Foreign media said that before Google resumed cooperation, although Huawei smartphones could no longer obtain Android system updates, users could still receive security updates due to Google Play Protect, which ensured that users would not be attacked by malicious software.

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