--FILE--Vue d'un magasin de Huawei à Xiamen, ville du sud-est de la province de Fujian en Chine, 19 avril 2018. Après avoir essayé de faire un plongeon dans l'U.S.
--FILE--View of a store of Huawei in Xiamen city, southeast China's Fujian province, 19 April 2018. After trying to make a major splash in the U.S. this past year, Huawei is retreating thanks to state-sponsored xenophobia. And it said today that it will not even try to sell its newest flagship smartphones here. "We are not planning to sell the Mate 20 Series in the U.S., " a Huawei statement explains. "While international variants of the Mate 20 Series may be available on some US online retail sites, we encourage individuals to carefully read the details about the warranty and network compatibility before purchasing." As you may recall, Huawei originally planned to launch its Mate 10 series handsets in the U.S. via AT&T and Verizon, the country"s biggest wireless carriers. But the Trump administration demanded that the firms drop the phones because Huawei is a Chinese-based telecommunications giant that threatens U.S. interests. Later, Best Buy also agreed to not sell Huawei"s flagships.
