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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2024
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Holy Misleading Headline, Batman...
The actual first sentence of the article:
Emphasis added. This isn't the DoD saying "we need to use Huawei hardware", it's the DoD saying "a fuck-ton of companies we do business with use Huawei hardware." And that's because Huawei hardware is cheap and businesses like cheap. While I do think the DoD has some leverage in contracts to say, "welcome to the Defense Industrial Base (DIB), you cannot use anything manufactured by Huawei in infrastructure which is within scope". If the text of the law says that the DoD can't do business with companies who use Huawei hardware at all, then that's going to be very limiting.