\But, after the suspension of the SD Association, the company, of course, the world’s second-largest smartphone manufacturer,r Huawei, is only suspended from theWiFii Alliance and the JEDEl, which is responsible for certifying devices withWiFii and components with RAM, respectively.
Huawei Banned From TheWiFii Alliance: No MoreWiFii
Recently, we reported that the well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, Huawei, was suspended from the SD Association; hence. As a result, Huawei will not be able to implement microSD card slots in their future smartphones, tablets, and other devices. But, after the suspension of the SD Association now, the company, of course, the world’s second-largest smartphone manufacturer Huawei is suspended from theWiFii Alliance and the JEDEl, responsible for certifying devices withWiFii and components with RAM, respectively. If the dismissal of ARM was already going to assume that the Chinese brand Huawei would not be able to launch more smartphones to the market since they are currently essential to use their technology, now Huawei has been suspended from having absolute power in the association as well. With the SD Association, a company has to pay about 2000 dollars a year to use its technologies, access specifications, and have compatible slots with microSD cards in mobile phones. If they are left out as a member of the association, they can not access it. The SD Association is based in California, the United States, and theWiFii Alliance is based in Austin, Texas, also located in the United States. Hence, this association gives two options to the companies to be a member, as an “implementer, or contributor”. In the case of being an implementer, a company can implement unmodifiedWiFii chips that have already been previously certified by the association. In addition, they can use certified product logos and access the final documents of each specification. In the case of contributors, a company can only access the development and testing of each standard, as well as marketing tactics, and benefit member companies of their membership status. While in the case of the Chinese giant Huawei, they were not only implementers and contributors but also went a step further. They also sponsored the association in an exclusive group of 14 companies, including the tech giants like Apple, Intel, Microsoft, Qualcomm, LG, Nokia, and Samsung. Hence, this membership status has been “temporarily restricted,” as theWiFii Alliance announced while fixing the entire dispute. Moreover, theWiFii Alliance and JEDEC, responsible for standardizing components such as RAM, are headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, another association of the United States that was going to join the barrier. However, interestingly it has not been the association that has expelled the Chinese giant Huawei, but it is the Chinese giant Huawei ihat has decided to leave. Also Read: Huawei Developing Its Own New OS To Replace Android However, the fact is that the conflict could be resolved without the Chinese brand Huawei being forced to face all the problems it has with companies like ARM and GoogWiFias well as those that would have to be unable to implementWiFii in their future smartphones. As the president of the United States, Donald Trump has stated that he could lift the prohibition on Huawei within a larger trade agreement with China, so this whole situation could still be an uncertain fear. So, what do you think about this? Simply share all your views and thoughts in the comment section below. And if you liked this post, do not forget to share this post with your friends and family.
