Microsoft continued to sell Huawei MateBook

Microsoft continued to sell Huawei MateBook

But this is only valid for available notebook stockpiles Microsoft has continued selling Huawei laptops this month This month, Microsoft resumes selling Huawei laptops after MateBook missed the Microsoft store last month – the Chinese company fell on the blacklist of the US Department of Commerce commerce, and President Donald Trump has signed a decree that forbids US businesses from doing business with Huawei.

This Monday, the Microsoft Store continued to sell its existing stock of Huawei MateBook laptops. “Microsoft will continue to respond to many business, technical and regulatory challenges associated with the recent addition of Huawei to the list of export entities of the US Department of Commerce for Export Controls,” the company quoted CNET as saying.

The company says Microsoft Store will sell only stocks available in warehouses, but not new ones. It appears that the sale of existing notebook inventories is out of reach. Microsoft trade stops selling Huawei laptops through its online store at the end of May.

The company had to adhere to US government bans, which was explained by concerns about national security, as Huawei had close ties with the Chinese government.

Microsoft continued to sell Huawei MateBook