HUAWEI suppliers like Intel and Kioxia have their previously granted licenses revoked by Trump administration.

HUAWEI's smartphone business may be getting a new breath of life as US restrictions are reportedly relaxed to allow chipmakers to resume supply.

Microsoft will not be buying Chinese social media giant, TikTok which will instead partner with US software company Oracle.

WeChat and TikTok are given just 45 days to find a US buyer, or they will be forced to stop operating on US soil.

The Trump administration is looking to ban TikTok by tomorrow, viewing it as a security risk for the US.

TikTok is now closer than ever to getting banned in the US, with the House of Representatives voting overwhelmingly in favor of the ban.

Twitter has angered the US president, Donald Trump by labeling his Tweets as 'potentially misleading'.

TSMC is set to open up a $12 billion chipmaking plant in the US to address the US administration's concern over supply chains and national security.

HUAWEI is confused to what the US government really wants from them, according to HUAWEI's Chief Technology Officer, Paul Scanlan.

HUAWEI's upcoming Mate 30 may launch without Google's services in tow, although it will run EMUI 10 based on Android 10 out of the box.