Huawei overcomes US chip restrictions with Chinese-made processors, sparking concerns in Washington
- Huawei launched new phones with advanced chips despite US export controls, signaling progress in China's semiconductor capabilities.
- The new Huawei phone contains processors designed in-house, with some reliance still on foreign tech like ARM designs.
- Analysts question if Huawei can mass produce phones with the latest chips, while the US investigates potential sanctions violations.
- Apple faces revived competition in China from Huawei, as the rivals' smartphone battle returns.
- US officials aim to maintain technology leadership and are reviewing export policies on China in response.
Ars Technica 
CNN 
9to5Mac 
Reuters 
Business Insider 
TechCrunch 
Washington Examiner 
CNBC 
