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Huawei will use its own phone chips amid report UK design firm ARM has cut business ties, says analyst

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Huawei Technologies is likely to be able to weather a reported suspension of business with UK chip designer ARM as it will be able to rely on its own Kirin chips, according to a research report by Jef

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If Huawei loses its core licence from ARM, it will be able to use its self-developed custom CPU core and GPU architecture, Wu said. Huawei’s architectural licence, granted through ARM’s non-controlling joint venture in China set up last May to secure supplies for Chinese companies following a US export ban on ZTE, should remain valid, Wu said.

ARM is the latest partner reported to be cutting ties with Huawei following the Trump administration’s move to add it to the US Commerce Department’s Entity List, after concluding that the Chinese telecom major was

 

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