Moreover, the United States needs an economically developed South Korea to balance North Korea. In addition, the United States also needs South Korea to pay for American high-tech weapons, and American military enterprises can benefit from it. The United States will station troops in South Korea for a long time, and South Korea will also assume more defense responsibilities in the Asia-Pacific region. In any case, South Korea is very dependent on the United States economically and militarily, and the United States is not afraid of the rise of South Korea's Samsung in the field of communication technology.
Finally, South Korea's Samsung's shareholding structure, the United States Wall Street accounted for an important proportion. Samsung Electronics' general foreign investment accounts for 55%, in fact, it mainly comes from the United States, such as Citibank and Morgan Stanley. If preference shares are included, foreign investment will reach 89%. To put it bluntly, Samsung is actually an American enterprise that can provide a steady stream of cash flow for American consortia. The essence of American government is the spokesman of various consortia. Therefore, no matter how South Korea's Samsung develops, the US government will not suppress it.
Huawei is different. Let's not talk about the ideological differences between China and the United States before, let's not talk about trade friction. Judging from the current situation of Huawei, the United States should also do its utmost to prevent Huawei from developing and growing. First, Huawei has developed rapidly in the field of communication technology in recent years. It not only opens the domestic market, but also wants to enter the global market. Huawei's communication technology can already compete with enterprises in western countries. In this case, the United States will of course suppress Huawei.