78: Hot take—Huawei after Google - a podcast by TechNode

Last week, the White House announced a ban on US companies doing business with companies deemed a security risk. Over the weekend, Google announces that they must suspend Huawei's access to Android. This episode, Matt and John have a short discussion about what the announcement means for Huawei and what the company may be able to do about it.
Correction: In this episode, John says that "HongMeng OS" could be translated as "Red Dream." This is incorrect. The characters for HongMeng are ?? and refers to the Chinese mythology's primal chaos.
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John Artman, @knowsnothing, TechNode
Matthew Brennan, @MattyBGoooner, ChinaChannel

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Peter Isachenko

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