huawei already has xiaomi and oppo, here it should be noted that until 2019, it was huawei that was thevelopment, the company became the largest supplier. equipment ahead of nokia and ericsson. one in five 5g patents belonged to huawei. now this share is probably could have been reduced, but in any case this is a colossal package of patents. gazprom neft is starting to develop the chona cluster. one of the largest fields in eastern siberia with geological reserves of over 1 billion 700 million tons of oil and 500 billion cubic meters of gas. implementation. the project will ensure long-term supplies of hydrocarbons to the market of the asia-pacific region, which is what makes oil from eastern siberia so unique, see the special report by margarita semenyuk. through the endless expanses we take a helicopter to the chon constellation. yakutia - harsh, mysterious, unapproachable. the subsurface land contains one of the richest group of deposits in terms of hydrocarbon reserves. the chona subsoil is distinguished by many cracks and faults, which also complicates the process of planning a wel

don't put tiktok on your work phone or huawei. that's part of the reason why huawei got out.know how big that was. china down played ate little bit. apple has been down playing it a little bit. it's unclear how much it's that versus the consumer. but yes, to your point, little bit of nationalism playing in. huawei, chinese company -- by the way, those huawei phones look and act just like an iphone. >> what is apple's defensive strategy to gain some of that share back and more broadly investors and analysts think they can do it? >> this is not a new formula for apple. they have grown in china despite huawei being in the game for so long. again, they had this grace period where huawei wasn't in existence basically. what can they do? everyone is looking towards there ai announcement. i know that's part of it. the other question becomes in the fall with the iphone 16 upgrade, you know, how many people are going to want that -- is that phone going to be good enough to attract people to either stick with apple or avoid switching back to huawei. >> how much of a concern right now, w

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but what huawei declared was a serious success.is what else based on the results last year, the premiere of a chinese corporation in the united states began an investigation. for which to understand how it was possible to circumvent sanctions, not only personal ones against huawei, but generally aimed at limiting the production of modern processors inside china, now there are reports that the administration of the american president is ready to blacklist another half a dozen chinese companies. if you believe the list published by bloomberg with reference to some sources in the administration, we are talking about manufacturers lithography equipment, microcontrollers and memory chips. in addition, a separate investigation is being conducted, according to cnbc. in relation to the largest chinese microelectronics manufacturer smic for possible violations and export restrictions, it should be noted that last year china set a record for the import of lithographic equipment; they spent $40 billion on the purchase of everything related to

it's huawei, huawei, huawei. >> it is interesting when you look at the way the trades have worked between the qs themselves, the bigger group of these larger tech stocks, and apple. one going up. the other one sort of consistently going down, and how that resolves itself. that's what jonathan christian ski is talking about over at btig who says at some point that divergence between apple and the qs is likely to resolve. our thinking is the latter. i'm curious what you think about that and what the overall implications on the market itself would be if you have a more meaningful pullback for a considerable amount of time. >> so i told you that's exactly what i think is in the process of playing out. i said it two weeks ago on "closing bell." maybe i was earlier with nvidia making new highs. they are calling it the sensational six now. what does that tell you? there is a diversion amongst the leadership. tesla is out. the furious five, this is the problem because it's not just apple, judge, it's alphabet, and i own both stocks. what i'm saying is not like this long-term bearishness, but, com

considering blacklisting a number of firms linked to huawei. the telecom giant made that significant breakthrough last year. according to sources we have to get into it with bloomberg executive editor for u.s. government michael sheppard. great to have you on the show. perhaps we seen the reading of the tea leaves anticipating yet further action on chinese names. >> what we are seeing is the extension of the push to keep china's chipmaking and technological pursuit in check. we have already seen them negotiating with the netherlands and japan and south korea. other countries to try and prevent china from acquiring the gear needed to make those advanced chips like the one we saw huawei deployed in last summer. the u.s. was caught by surprise back then with that particular model. that was a semiconductor the u.s. had previously thought was out of china's reach. while way -- huawei has been in the crosshairs of the u.s. for nearly a decade. ed: we are showing the list of chinese domestic chip names that the u.s. is considering sanctioning. cx mt,

that's why we basically fought a battle against huawei to keep huawei out of the 5g space of our alliesect our national security and intelligence. and now huawei's -- we sanctioned chips to huawei, but they're now getting the chips, they've got record profits. instead of going after a huawei or tiktok or bytedance which is also hoovering up american data, the doj has just filed a political lawsuit against apple, the great american company that a integrates hardware and software so that americans can avoid the hackers and and spyware. if you've got an apple phone, or you rarely get a virus because it's so well designed, so well integrated, the hardware and software work so well together, but the doj is now coming after apple and telling apple to open up their code to the chinese and russian app a makers so they can get their spyware. t like alice lis in wonderland are, we're going down a rabbit hole here where the doj is going after a great american companies. doesn't make any sense, jason. jason: ambassador, look, you were the national security adviser for president trump. we have illeg

>> scale is definitely an issue and huawei is going to be struggling.uawei has rebounded, it was not quite as dead as some claimed it was, it is still pretty far behind compared to nvidia and amd. it is going to take a few years for them to catch up. what is important here is huawei is not necessarily a threat or the threat people may claim it is. it is going to be hard for them to catch up. export controls are having a huge impact on chinese access to these new ai chips. especially the high end stuff. annabelle: we did see evidence of huawei's stockpiling u.s. stock technology. that does give it some bandwidth as well. >> i think the main goal of the u.s. government's policy against trying to ship especially high end and sophisticated ai technology to china is on the one hand to deprive the chinese military of a high volume of chips. i don't think we can expect china is completely not getting any u.s. chips and and videos gpu's or amd stuff. it is just depriving them of the volume. trying to create a insurmountable gap between the advancement and the p

finish and now what a way's -- we sanctioned chips to huawei, but huawei's now getting the chips theyot record profits. and instead of going after huawei or tiktok or bytedance, which is also hoovering up american data, the doj just filed a political lawsuit are against apple, a great american company that integrates hardware and software so that americans can avoid the hackers and spyware. if you've got an apple phone, you rarely get a virus on it because it's so well integrated, so well designed that the software and hardware work so well together. but the doj is now -- instead of going after huawei or tiktok, they're coming after apple and telling apple to open up their code to the chinese and russian app makers. it's like alice in wonderland, we've gone down a rabbit hole where the doj instead of going after a our add very -- adversaries is going after one of our great american company. it doesn't make any sense, jason. jason: ambassador, look, you were the national security adviser for president trump. we have an illegal immigration problem that's untenable. we have chinese comin

they are considering sanctions on a number of semiconductors linked to huawei.d than washington thought possible. what do we know at this point about these potential restrictions? >> they are sanctioning a bunch of chip firms and lubricant is reported last year that huawei has report -- acquired a bunch of chip firms. there are two additional symptom base firms that are acting as intermediaries to help acquire foreign ship making equipment. these company's to get centers by the u.s.. >> you follow the sector in the story in great detail. we know that china is very in debt and adjusting to these restrictions. wood furniture met -- would further measures actually impact huawei in any real and meaningful way? question has always had they are restricting china's access to foreign technologies. at the same time we could see u.s. measures to restrict -- undermine china's efforts to building more chip industry -- they may have had some impact on china. they are having impact on ai technology. we want to look at what the latest potential measures may have. we will have

during the same period, china's huawei saw its sales jump by 64% in its home market. ., , just talk us through the shift, joao. �* , ., joao. a huge drop in sales for a- le, joao. a huge drop in sales for apple. with — joao. a huge drop in sales for apple, with sales _ joao. a huge drop in sales for apple, with sales of - joao. a huge drop in sales for apple, with sales of iphonesl joao. a huge drop in sales for. apple, with sales of iphones in the chinese market dropping by nearly a quarter this year. it is yet another sign of trouble for the us company. the chinese market is important for apple, representing about a fifth of its global sales. this amplifies concerns that apple is facing a slowdown in demand. the revenue forecast for the current quarter was $36 billion below market expectations. now, as to what is behind this drop iniphone as to what is behind this drop in iphone sales in china, that is simple, as you said, there is simple, as you said, there is fierce competition from china's own smart phone brands on the lower side of the smartphone sector. there w

so huawei is on fire, and what have we done?king on apple, the great american company that has the best software, hardware integrated into the system that keeps apple from getting malware and spyware put on it, and they want to open up apple to chinese and russian ad makers to get there spyware into our phones. it's unbelievable. huawei is good to go, tiktok is a gutek -- is good to go, but apple is in danger to national security. >> when. >> jason: when you see these people coming across illegally, how they are embedded with their cartels, the smart phones they have, they are ready to go with all their electronics and everything. if you don't think china is behind that in addition to the laundering of money, you've got to do some more studying out there. ambassador, we really do appreciate it. have it wonderful easter for you and your family. thank you for joining us. >>> the fallout over nbc's handling of rhonda mcdaniels hiring and firing continues. you won't believe the latest report as this special edition of hannity -- "ha

and this is an ongoing in the case of huawei we're spending dollars to rip and repl huawei equipment.rnyn and i decided we needed to bring the chips back. and concerns for bytedance in terms of data collected but on tik tok, more on the propaganda tool, 170 million americans the 90 minutes o and algorithm, many young people ■n tik tok, a slight shift in the algorithm can mean suddenly you're getting news, taiwan is a part of chiuld win in ukraine. how we deal on the cyber side, china's very good. you guys know that as well as a blanket statement that you know, we need to obviously collaborate with companies and we also need, i think, to be more aggressive at taking down i think we need to be more aggressive in pushing back against influence operations within the realm of what we can talk about in this this was mor russia. we were very aggressive in 2019s ira in russia and showing ways, we were know the going to sit back and■e punching bag. unfortunately from cyber crime to the change slash health care hack, we're not as prepared in march of 2024 as we were in march of 20, which is har

that's interesting because the us government has been going after huawei, apple's rival in the smartphonebut my question is, how would you enniate monopolising as opposed to being a successful company? i think they have to prove that there's been active blocking at every point that they made in terms of the imessage, the apple wallet and apple can point to alternatives with all of those. and the real thing is whether the alternatives are fully optimised to work in that. this is similar in the android environment. things with optimised to work with android and not with ios devices. so i don't think that they can prove that the optimising of it my users is anti—trust. what they're going on is blocking. so trying to prove things like imessage has degraded features. and now apple is saying well, we have things like rcs universal profile which makes it better for cross platform profiling. so really, the do] is going to have to step up what they say is anti—trust, because it is not a case where you can say — hey, 95% of the smartphones are apple smartphones. tim cook has opened his newest store

one of the ways thel huawei.ot only is china kind of running the table with an equipment vendor that we believe poses a national security threat but simultaneous the flooding the zone of the tech to the standardrotion for it was a rea. in my view on china, it has evolved dramatically. back when i was governor i all in to this increased trade, increased educational reintegrate, the more china is going to go into the traditional world order. i just think with president xi took over in 20 t conscious decision to say, he would be willing to sacrifice growth and personal freedom to maintain the dominance of the communist what a 6-2017 timeframe to make clear that for any company in china, delusions why the bytedance tiktok issue, at the end of the the company has to be mers.nsible to the ccp come back starting in about what 201m proud that 50 is still the last -- ssci is the last high functioning -- services classified rocha were good brief industry sector by industrydoin. we didn't say decouple. but we did say beware

on huawei.e then moved up and took action with the carrier levels on china mobile and china unicom and other carriers. now we need to get a win at the application level because secure devices, superior networks don't mean enough unless we also go to the applications running and tiktok is an application that is going through a comprehensive national security process and was identified as like huawei as presenting a threat that can't otherwise be mitigated. we need to take action on the government level. india banned tiktok back in 2020. if anything, it's overdue. it's an appropriate time to take action. >> are there other kinds of applications that have you concerned in addition to tiktok? >> there are others. tiktok has a clear track record but you have to look around. first we did huawei and we did china mobile and china telecom. we need to get to a place to understand the type of threats to take action. you look more broadly and comprehensively at all threats from entities that are not just ti

is probing smic for its chips in huawei funds.lacklisting a number of chip companies listed, linked to huawei. take a look at where we are in terms of the age aside. down as much as 4% now. we are seeing csi 300 index lower by 1.5%. it's a strong dollar story. weakness in asian currencies. the -- the rupiah down to tulsa 1%. that's it from bloomberg markets asia. daybreak middle east and africa is next. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh hi, i'm janice, and i lost 172 pounds on golo. avalarahhh when i was a teenager i had some severe trauma in my life and i turned to food for comfort. i had a doctor tell me that if i didn't change my life, i wasn't gonna live much longer. once i saw golo was working, i felt this rush, i just had to keep going. a lot of people think no pain no gain, but with golo it is so easy. my life is so much different now that i've lost all this weight. when i look i

we have seen huawei regain territory. had about 64% jump regain territory. jump in sales in the same period was for called a drop in apple. huge competition. the other element is consumption and confidence, with the property crisis, that is hitting the chinese desire to spend big on things like smart phones. it is notjust apple impacted, we saw the likes of which had op a double—digit drop. an geopolitical tensions. a lot of challenges for apple going forward.— a lot of challenges for apple going forward. thank you for sta in: going forward. thank you for staying across _ going forward. thank you for staying across that. - going forward. thank you for staying across that. sticking| staying across that. sticking with technology, matter says it has resolved a technical issue that caused a global outage on facebook messenger and instagram. hundreds of thousands of users worldwide were unable to access the social media platforms for around two hours last night. they also apologised to those affected, saying it resolved the problem as quickly as it could. in othe

the chinese corporation huawei took, or rather, retained first place in the ranking of companies thated the largest number of applications for international patent protection over the past year. this ranking was published by the world intellectual property organization. so, huawei has 6,500 inventions, one and a half times more than the korean one. samsung is twice as large as the american qualcom, it should be noted that in the top 5 there is another chinese company boy technology group, a large a manufacturer of all kinds of cranes, including flexible ones, in terms of the number of patents, it lags slightly behind the japanese mitsubishi electric corporation. a similar picture in the standings , the state is headed by the top 5 china , followed by the usa and japan, then by a significant margin, south korea and germany, and in total the world intellectual property organization accepted 272 inventions last year. russia is in twenty-fifth place with an indicator of 678 inventions applying for international protection. this is 150 more inventions than the university of california has

maria: the key spy machine huawei, huawei is used in america in some areas and i'm thinking why are yout civil military fusion i see that you call it -- >> xi jinping switches used to be called. maria: the fact that he puts military first tells you where the priorities are. >> absolutely we have got to understand the very different society than ours and that means that we cannot use the lens that we used to judge on society when we look at china. maria: they were probably not allow illegal migrants to carry guns i bet. >> no one can carry guns in china. quick break americans like the streaming services and how advertisers are capitalizing on the increase of consuming content we will take a look when we come back. "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage

for the american government, there was also under pressure to embargo huawei with open excuses. putting pressure on me seems to me that in the future with the trend we are seeing from the emerging powers we are probably more events with more serious messages, i want to say one use, i want to say one of the most important messages and messages for our own country , see the islamic republic as an independent country, always through these social platforms that we said the role of local life. it is, and it is really a matter , it has always been under pressure and threatened . well, not everyone likes mass and comprehensive filtering to happen in the country, but when the story is the story of the national capital, the story of the country's independence, sometimes the rulers have to take actions that are against their will. there is their inner meaning, yes and choosing these priorities here you see the american government, which has not been about attacking for many years like us, here is a defensive approach that has a paradox with all those knowledgeable views . it had done ever

the united states was also under pressure and sanctioning huawei there to give. it seems to me that in the future with the trend we are having from the emerging powers, we will probably see more events with much more serious messages. i want to say something, i want to say one of the most important consequences and messages for the country . our self you see, the islamic republic, as an independent country , has always played the role of indigenous life through the same social platforms that we have said, and it is really a matter of strategy that has always been threatened under pressure. well, not everyone likes that a mass and widespread syringe happens in the country, but when the story is the story. nationalist capital is the story of the country's independence sometimes the rulers have to actually take actions that are against their inner desire, that is, choosing these priorities. yes, and here you see the american government , which has not been about attacking for years like us , here is a defensive approach that has a paradox with all those knowledgeabl

apple saw competition from huawei which saw sales jump a whopping 64% during that time.hares of apple down 1.5% in the pre-market. we will stick with china now. leaders revealing the latest economic targets for 2024 and looking to tackle deflation risk and surging unemployment. we have eunice yoon with more from beijing. good morning, eunice. >> reporter: targets are than changed from last year, frank, but because they are coming off a higher base, these numbers are seen a bit more ambitious. the premier, when he unveiled these numbers at the national people's congress said gdp would be around 5%. consumer inflation at 4% and unemployment at 5.5%. china would stick to the fiscal deficit of 3.3% of gdp. and issues the special treasury and local bonds. the local bond number was more than what people were expecting. for the most part, the money would be invested in major national strategies as well as security areas. the premier had also acknowledged that it wasn't going to be easy to reach their targets, but at the same time he did not signal any meaningful change to the a

huawei and its partner rely on u.s. technology to produce a chip. china cannot rely entirely on its domestic supply chain and need foreign components and equipment required for cutting-edge products like semiconductors. the reporter who broke that news, mckenzie hawkins. this has a seven nanometer processor from's make, who used -- from smick. tell me the rest. mckenzie: this seven nano meter chip was lauded in china. the u.s. was trying to keep the country from getting it due to advanced ai capabilities that could give it a military edge. the u.s. has issued sweeping controls on equipment that could be shipped to china starting in 2022. machines used to create this chip were shipped prior to the ban. cash up to the united states, to the netherlands, to japan, companies that are dominant in the global chip industry, they still rely on foreign technology. caroline: mckenzie, we know the u.s. is applying pressure to ultimately those other countries that they want to ensure the ways of navigating through the blocks don't still happen. they are turning

is that -- we threw huawei out.e have to throw bytedance out. >> they will send a spy balloon over our bases. larry: yes. >> they want to spy on our country. i had bill when i was in congress, you were in the white house, a reciprocity bill, mostly on trade. larry: yes. >> the trading partners way they treat us. this makes sense, they won't let facebook oar twitter into china because it is a national security risk to china. same thing applies for us. apply the china rule. don't let them in because a security risk for this country. when you have 150 million users and kids lobbying the congress to keep the app up and alive, you understand how powerful this tool is to motivate the -- larry: they try to bend these kids minds. i will not go through it, but it is absolute garbage and crap, sexual perversion. >> they won't allow that content in china. they push it here,. larry: they would kill you, and line you up at shoot you. >> bid way i don't think biden will be at the top of the ticket in november. despite the state o

the biden administration is weighing blacklisting a number of chinese chip firms linked to huawei.rces say most of the chinese firms that could be affected have been identified as chipmaking facilities acquired or built by huawei. huawei has made technological advances despite existing sanctions including a smartphone ship many in washington thought was beyond its capabilities. president biden says $20 billion award to intel shows his supportive u.s. industries that had withered under donald trump's tenure. biden says the award will support 10,000 manufacturing jobs. biden is touting government spending a start of -- as part of his blitz as he heads into an election rematch with trump in november. >> i want to build a future in america. my predecessor would let the future be built in china and other countries, not america. haslinda: china heading to lunch very shortly. no rally there, unlike the rest of the region. we have the csi 300 index coming down by two tents of 1%. the yuan trending at 71985. pretty flat versus the u.s. day. plenty more ahead. keep it here with us. this is b

the chinese corporation huawei took over. retained first place in the ranking of companies that filed largest number of applications for international patent protection over the past year, this ranking was published by the world intellectual property organization, so here's the score huawei has 6,500 inventions , one and a half times more than the korean samsung, twice more than the american qualcom, it should be noted that in the top 5 is another chinese company boy technology group, a large manufacturer of all kinds of screens, including flexible ones in terms of the number of patents, it is a little behind... from the japanese mitsubishi electric corporation. a similar picture in the ranking of countries is headed by the top 5 china. it is followed by the usa and japan, then by a significant margin south korea and germany. moreover, the world intellectual organization property received 272,000 patent applications last year, of which 213,000 were from companies in this top 5. russia is in twenty-fifth place with 678 inventions applying for international protection. this. 150 more in

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the second huawei, which is the p60 pro, is now in fourth place, and the best iphones are only in fifthue, there is a nuance here: they are only four points behind the top, and at the same time , 15 pro is significantly cheaper than the leaders, at least in europe, where dxo marc is based. and also about the new leader honor magic 6 pro, surprisingly. honor magic 6 srsr porsche design and magic 6 ultimate differ from just the pro version, they differ in many respects, well, mainly in the design of the back cover, design of the camera block, well, perhaps one of the sensors in this block. and also because the ultimate is a purely domestic chinese smartphone, and porsche design will eventually enter... other markets. what’s more interesting is that the original magic 6 pro was released on the domestic market only in january of this year, outside of china, it was released in end of february, here is the updated version, it’s all about technology in this minute, philip, thank you, we continue, after the advertisement we will talk about supporting small medium-sized businesses in russia and

huawei said they want to be the best driver systems.ially giving self-driving futures to some of these ev's. the leader previously has been -- they continue to really try to hold onto that lead. and you have xiaomi as well entering into the space, trying to bring this very sophisticated car ecosystem which can really link up with your phones to try and provide a seamless user experience and they are hoping that in such an intense market, their technologies going to stand out to customers and put them over other rivals like byd that has not been so strong in developing these advanced technologies. >> and of course, there is that focus on tech as we were discussing but we have a number of other tech companies and tencent is one of them this week so what are we looking out for here? likes we are seeing strong growth for tencent this quarter so this is supported by advertising, international gains and sales. they expect that to see double-digit growth for their revenue this year as well so in terms of their profit, $.10 profit will be furth

it's hard to imagine shannon or john or huawei being sent to india to work with people. i sort of got a picture of rising skilled manufacturing labor force that is international. our workers are not a part of it. they have been kept out of it. part of it, we do not believe in we jumped in to the pre-trade agreements and globalization without thinking through how to prepare for the future and i hope that has been reversed. i think people are much more willing to talk about industrial policy and apprenticeships and partnerships between unicommunity colleges to train the next generation. for a long time, capitalism and the prohe way it works. >> were gonna have to wrap up but i love the indictment of nafta and the critique and your book that comes from the characters. it is a gripping story thank you sarah you been a wonderfuljoin

huawei in particular is working on a chip. not the quality or power that you can get from anna videoia chip at this point. tom: thank you. now switching focus. cease-fire talks between israel and hamas appear to have lost some momentum putting a damper on hopes of an imminent stop to fighting. are we any closer to a cease-fire at this point are have those talks now been derailed? >> hi, tom. it seems as if we're not -- a deal is not imminent. there is no signal yet that israel is going to send negotiators to cairo. it has now been three days. it delayed this decision. israel wants hamas to give it essentially a breakdown over the well-being of the remaining hostages and letting it know how many of them are still alive. that is something that is very unclear. israeli sources said they thought about 100 hostages were still alive in gaza. the number may be a lot less and they want to know what the status of those captors is because they send a high-level delegation to cairo. there is still a lot that the two sides need to work ou

annmarie: if you're looking at patriotic buying you can look at huawei, you can choose a huawei phonesales are searching. tesla's issue is byd. tesla and apple are both cutting prices. tesla last week in china is offering insurance subsidy but it is not enough to get their sales up. jonathan: let's draw a line between smartphones and ev's. ev is a struggle in china. it is a struggle in the united states for a host of reasons. adoption is not increasing in the way a lot of people hope for. jonathan: we saw that with ford -- lisa: we saw that with ford and gm pushing back and it is hard to know people are just getting ahead of that in terms of their excitement. if you talk to the ford cfo they say it will be an adoption cycle, just a little bit slower than we expected. with respect to tesla, they are a car company. they've been trying to be treated like a tech company, but now they are a car company and that was solidified by apple saying we are done. jonathan: maybe that requires a different multiple. the stock is down another 1% this morning. the bond market shipping up as follows. a

many will recall what we did with respect to huawei.e put it on the entity list which basically prohibits exports of goods, software, technology without a license from the u.s. government, and that really got the china threat conversationto the ecosystem and then got our allies to move away from huawei. the same thing can be done with respect to bytedance. if the u.s. government, and this is solely within the executive branch's legal authority, if they decide right and on the entity list, and i should really say the legal standard of getting on it is so low that it is rarely if ever adjudicated, if they put bytedance on the entity list, users cannot update the app because the update requires an export of the software which then allows the app to be updated. and that allows e app to be manipulated over time. and what a great way to also use that opportunity to tell the kids at school listen, you can't update your app anymore and let me explain why. there are national security risks. there's also the amount of communication that the u.s.

problematic and sanctioned companies like huawei are actor contributors to the oran alliance that exists contributing to the software and we talk about it as potentially a way to break the stranglehold on 5g and 6g. should the u.s. and japan be collaborating with linux foundation when while way, china telecom and uni com are key partners to those organizations? >> the policies that are described to you earlier, sir, remember the foundation, trusted supply based upon independent judiciary and due process procedures. ok? so while linux may be contributing, the fundamental otosan has been pa of that encouragement to get japanese, u.s., korean, other industries, indian involved in that cooperation, and specifically for the standard-setting issues that go on in international commercial collaboration through the bodies designed for that purpose. eel if there is dominance by one party, then the outcomes will not reflect the broader international community's needs. so there are two responses to your question. first is the specific policy set, second is the involvement of industry and other voice

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trying to find partners and allies to work and compete with huawei, which is unfairly supported by itswn government. it's under cutting vendors and suppliers all around the world. some countries, i think more hesitant to, of course, build that relationship with such an untrusty vendor, but others who see the cost competitiveness of their products and, you know throw caution to the wind, i guess you could say. when we talk about the competition with china, we talk about -- sometimes we talk about with the regional context, so, southeast asia being a particular focus given the proximity to put japan, china, of course, a lot of the u.s. interest in the region. latin america, africa, even europe to a certain extent. and of course, mark, as you mentioned, it is not one-size-fits-all for each country. each country has their own diplomatic, economic security and other interests. and so, i do wonder how do we think about going forward in this partnership between the united states an look to different countries to partner with. india and vietnam, i think, are excellent examples. india has been

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just happen to be very near military bases in the t dakota and northern california, we threw huawei out. >> they will send a sta spy balloon. they want to spy on our country, we had a bill that was on trade. this makes sense, they won't let facebook or twitter into china. because it is a national security risk to china. the same thing applies for us, apply the china rule, don't let them in, it is a symptomatic risk -- security risk for this country, you have 150 users, kids lobby congress to keep the app up and alive, you know how powerful the tool is to motivate the american kids. larry: they try to bend the kids minds it is garbage and crap and sexual ter vision. per. >> i don't think that biden will be at top of the ticket -- >> rail. >> despite the state of the union. >> we'll close it on that. guilty as charged, steve forbes and jason chaffetz, and sean duffy, terrific stuff. >> 10 years. >> you can catch sean with co-host dagen mcdowell on "the bottom line." >> coming on kudlow biden flaigdflation is heating up gain, you can catch kudlow at 4:00 on fox business. i'm kudlow we'll b

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is related to another round of blacklisting of companies tied to huawei. the u.s.ay decide to blacklist a number of companies helping them with some of their development, including pst and others. we may see that blacklisting. we are seeing this fracturing of the tech supply chain and you need to build up capacity and a number of different places in the u.s. we heard the u.s. could give until as much as $20 billion in incentives to build domestic chips. you see it in japan and taiwan and south korea as well. there are opportunities amid the geopolitical tensions. haidi: peter elstromthere. tech one of the standout sectors so far today. you can see there's a lot of green across the screen today in the session. given what we have seen on wall street, the fed indicating that yes, rate cuts are still on the way. moves and treasuries as well, a bit of a rally coming through. moves in the fx space. the trading expectation still in place and we could see a reduction as early as june. that is the state of play as we have through the session. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: and