After much drama for more than a month, US President Donald Trump has finally allowed Huawei to do business with American companies. Trump himself made the announcement at a news conference.

The lifting of the ban a month after the ban was lifted is shocking, but not entirely unbelievable. Many thought that America would eventually be forced to lift sanctions. And in the end it happened.

Speaking at the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, Trump said, “US companies can sell their equipment to Huawei if they want. But only those that do not pose a major threat to state security. ”

Without going into details, it is clear that Huawei will have no problem using Qualcomm’s chipset for their phones or Google’s Android.

He added that he was allowing American companies to sell equipment to Huawei to run their own business. Companies such as Intel and Jillings have reportedly petitioned the government to lift the ban on Huawei.

Of course this is normal. Last year, Huawei spent about ১১ 11 billion buying chips from Intel, Qualcomm and Micron. So no company would want to lose such a big partner like Huawei.

Although Trump’s verbal agreement to lift the ban on Huawei is still blacklisted in the Huawei paper. This means that no official decision has yet been made on lifting the ban on Huawei. However, when the president himself made the announcement, it is hoped that a notification will be issued soon.