News Roundup: ZTE Still in No Man’s Land, H uawei Likely Next

Despite President Donald Trump’s ‘personal favor’ to Chinese President Xi Jinping to get ZTE up and running again, the Senate has approved a bill which includes an amendment to reimpose the export ban on the Chinese giant.

Huawei will be watching the situation closely. US Senator Marco Rubio tweeted that ZTE poses a ‘significant threat’ to US national security. “If we can put them out of business we must & should.”

The tweet included the hashtag #Huaweiisnext with a follow up post claiming the company is “100 times worse” than ZTE. Both Google and Facebook have also faced questions about their relationship with the Chinese company.

Read the rest of this week’s tech news roundup here.

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