ZTE Corp. and Huawei Technologies Co. are now banned in India

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I am sure many of us are using ZTE modems....but now they are banned....:rofl:



So what ?
Those who are using it, will continue to use it.
Only the new connections will be prevented from using them.

And yes there will be some reaction from china. Not necessarily in this field but in another. Its the new game between india and china.
 
yeap. it is rather stupid on india's part to take such a step to promote indian industries. they can levy higher duties but an outright ban is going to bite back.

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if india was serious about promoting manufacturing in india, they would not mess up entries of giants like arcelor and other giants. make it easy for them to set up their units in india. but sadly, any big company planning to enter india has to play games with the politicians and government officials.

i think a couple of years ago Intel wanted to establish a chip manufacturing facility in india but it was such a giant mess that they canceled the project and moved it to israel.
 
Luckily for us, ZyXEL is Taiwan based!!
 
if india was serious about promoting manufacturing in india, they would not mess up entries of giants like arcelor and other giants. make it easy for them to set up their units in india. but sadly, any big company planning to enter india has to play games with the politicians and government officials.

i think a couple of years ago Intel wanted to establish a chip manufacturing facility in india but it was such a giant mess that they canceled the project and moved it to israel.

Damn. That would have meant cheaper processors for us, right? Now i feel the rage.
 
Taiwan,[6] also known as Formosa, is the largest island in the Republic of China (ROC).

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haha :D

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cannot find a good article but this might help:

Delayed IC policy cost India an Intel plant-Process/Manufacturing-EE Times-Asia

The India government's delayed announcement of its IC policy had prompted Intel Corp. to look for another plant site, particularly in China and Vietnam.

According to a report in the Hindu Business Line, Craig Barrett, Intel chairman, said the delay in announcing a chip policy forced Intel to look elsewhere in Asia to locate its manufacturing centers. "The Indian government policy was not timely for us. The government did not have a well-documented plan when we began discussions with them," Barrett was quoted as saying.
 
Political status of Taiwan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The controversy regarding the political status of Taiwan hinges on whether Taiwan, including Penghu, should remain effectively independent as territory of the Republic of China (ROC, a completely separate political entity to the People's Republic of China), become unified with the territories now governed by the People's Republic of China (PRC), or formally declare independence and become the Republic of Taiwan. The controversy over the political status of the Republic of China hinges on whether its existence as a state is legitimate and recognized by the international community.


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source
cannot find a good article but this might help:

Delayed IC policy cost India an Intel plant-Process/Manufacturing-EE Times-Asia

I bought an i3 like 20 days ago, it was imported from Malaysia. There is atleast 30$ difference between the online prices of the US and the market price of india. :madness:
 
well US prices are likely to be lower in ANY case. the market is very competitive and well tech stuff is always cheaper there. indian companies have been shifting base to china for years now for similar reasons. manufacturing their and importing to india turns out to be cheaper than manufacturing in india. what do you say about that?
 
If they're cutting off Taiwanese electronics too:1. We're screwed2. There isn't a very wide variety of telecom equipment manufactured outside of Taiwan.3. Indian telecom equipment sucks. A lot. It just does. Deal with it.All I know is, my friends have Taiwanese passports valid for travel, so I'm considering it a separate country.
 
well technically hong kong is a country too. i do not understand china and their acquired properties. taiwan, tibet, hong kong and so on. they should rename themselves united states of china.
 
well technically hong kong is a country too. i do not understand china and their acquired properties. taiwan, tibet, hong kong and so on. they should rename themselves united states of china.

Hong Kong has the special status of SAR within the Chinese system. A bit like Samoa is to NZ. Or NZ is to England. We have the queen on our money, but it's not the GBP. We have a separate government, but at the end of the day, what she says goes. Etc.

Maybe. Political comparisons are difficult.
 
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