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[Beijing / Singapore / Shenzhen 30th Reuters] -The Chinese government is a US Alphabet Googl.O is preparing to start an antitrust law survey of Google under the umbrella that hinders competition using the dominant position of the basic software (OS).The relationship between the two revealed.
According to the relationship, last year, Chinese telecommunications equipment giant Huawei (Huawei) [HWT).UL] filed a petition of the National Market Director (SAMR), the National Market Director of the National Market Director (equivalent to the Cabinet).
The decision to start a formal investigation is expected to be set as early as October, and the relationship has said that it could affect the US -China relations depending on the results.
US President Trump has taken a series of measures to hit Chinese technology companies for security.As part of that, Huawei entered the US forbidden blacklist.
China has significantly revised the antitrust law.The amendments include a significant increase in fines and expanding the criteria for determining that companies are dominating the market.
According to the second relationship, if the survey is started, the claim is that Google's position in the market may cause "very major damage" to Chinese companies such as Huawei.It is a claim that Google will not be able to provide technical services for equipment equipped with Android, which will hit Chinese companies' trust and sales.
With Huawei on a blacklist in the United States, Google could no longer provide technical support to a new Huawei mobile phone model equipped with Android.Google Mobile Services (GMS), which summarizes developer services that are essential for most Android apps, can no longer provide them.
Huawei's 2019 sales lowered $ 12 billion.The company's executives are caused by US sanctions.To cut off the dependence on Google, Huawei announced a plan to launch a smartphone on the launch of the company's developed OS from next year.
According to the first relation, the Chinese regulatory authorities refer to the precedent of Europe and India.In 2018, the European Union (EU) finished Google for 4.3 billion euros ($ 5.1 billion) in anti -competitive acts.Indian authorities have investigated the alleged that Google is using the market status to impair the company's payment app.
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