➀ Huawei's proxy tactics for advanced chips come to light, revealing a new U.S. sanctions loophole; ➁ The issue involves Huawei's Ascend 910B chip, reportedly manufactured by TSMC; ➂ The controversy highlights the complexities of international trade and technology regulations.
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