Huawei Laptops are Back on the Microsoft Store - hardydocketook

Survive month, when the USA imposed a ban on Huawei, the company saw a great deal of US engineering science giants backing out of conducting business with them. Among them was Microsoft, which removed Huawei's MateBook-line of laptops from the official Microsoft fund.

While Huawei is stock-still dealing with the repercussions of its placement on the Entity list by the US Commerce Department, Microsoft has brought back the companionship's laptops along its store, providing Huawei with a much needed respite.

A Microsoft spokesperson said to The Verge, "We have been evaluating, and will continue to respond to, the many byplay, technical and regulatory complexities stemming from the recent addition of Huawei to the U.S. Department of Commerce's Export Administration Regulations Entity Tilt."

Microsoft, in its command to The Verge also added that the companionship is selling 'existing stock', which implies that the Redmond elephantine will just about likely cease selling Huawei laptops again, once this 'existing stock' is lost. The company added that thee"Microsoft Store is marketing existing inventory, which is compliant with current U.S. regulations."

The ban on Huawei in the US has insofar seen multiple issues for Huawei, which had its Android license revoked by Google, and one of its flagships — the Mate 20 Pro — removed from the Android Q beta (only to be added back future). Huawei was also removed from the members listing by the WiFi Coalition, and the SD Association, both of which later added Huawei stake to the listing. Even UK-settled company, ARM, which designs chipset architectures asked its employees to cease completely business dealings with Huawei and its subsidiaries, including Honor.

Huawei, for its part, has been nerve-wracking to fight the US' ban in the court, with the society claiming that the US has not bestowed any certify of Huawei equipment having backdoors installed aside the Chinese government. The company has also been working on its own operating system, titled HongMeng OS, and it's being tested away major Chinese companies already, if reports coming from China are to be believed.