What is the latest measure for the United States to accelerate its decoupling from China in the field of network communication?

On August 5, US Eastern Time, US Secretary of State Pompeo announced at a press conference held in the State Council that she would further expand the "Clean Network Plan" put forward by the Trump administration in May this year and launch five "new efforts" to protect the digital network in the United States from China:

1. Cancel the business license of China Communication in the United States.

2. The application of China is prohibited in the United States.

3. China prohibits mobile phones from pre-installing American apps.

4. China companies are prohibited from providing cloud services.

5. China Company is prohibited from bidding for submarine cables.

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Decoupling is not in America's interest.

Some forces in the United States have recently tried to decouple from China in the field of science and technology, which has attracted severe criticism from legal experts. Outstanding experts in intellectual property law in the United States warned that the decoupling between China and the United States in the field of science and technology would bring serious consequences and called on the US government to resume multilateral dialogue.

David Cabos, former director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, said that the threat to China would not last long, and China had strong economic strength and could compete with the United States in this respect. He also pointed out that, unfortunately, the United States is secretly moving towards more intervention in China.

Don Rosenberg, executive vice president and general counsel of Qualcomm, said that major decoupling is almost absurd, and it is undoubtedly impossible to achieve decoupling in our industry, and we should also consider the significant development that China has made in the past 40 years.

He said that in China business circles, Qualcomm is a model of mutual benefit between American technology companies and China companies. Qualcomm has more than 5,000 employees in China, invested more than US$ 250 million in China, and signed patent licensing agreements with more than 200 China equipment manufacturers. In addition, Qualcomm also sells its products to large equipment manufacturers in China, such as Xiaomi, Vivo and Oppo.

China Economic Net-International Community: Decoupling is not in the interests of the United States, and Sino-US cooperation is widely expected.