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Abhishek Jariwala / May 23, 2019

Microsoft removes Huawei Matebook X Pro from their store after US ban

Huawei Matebook X Pro

We know that Huawei is facing testing times currently in the industry. And this situation is because of the current trade war between China and the US. Due to this, US has banned China’s Huawei from trading with US companies. As part of this, the company along with many others have been blacklisted in the US. Therefore, Google has complied with the order by cutting ties with Huawei and ending its partnership due to the ban. Thus, Huawei smartphones will not get Android updates anymore.

But this is not the end of Huawei’s troubles. We know that Huawei also makes Windows laptops. And we must add that its Matebook X Pro has been very popular. But the Matebook X Pro is also under the cloud because the Microsoft ban is also looming on Huawei. You should be aware that Microsoft is also a US company. Therefore, Microsoft is also banned from being in partnership with Huawei and cannot supply hardware or software.

This means that Microsoft cannot supply Windows OS to Huawei. As a part of this, Microsoft has already removed the Matebook X Pro from their website’s list of laptops running Windows. We should also note though, that, Microsoft has not yet banned Huawei from using Windows.

So you can still get updates from Microsoft for Windows as long as the ban has not been placed. But we should expect to see Microsoft reacting very soon. As the company has to abide by the law set in place by the US’s Trump administration.

Huawei will also face another issue because of the Microsoft ban because of its cloud services being hosted on Microsoft Azure. Also, it is being said that Huawei’s 90 day extension period for the Android updates does not apply to Huawei’s laptops according to a report from The Verge.

Tagged With: Huawei, Matebook X Pro, Microsoft

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