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A Huawei spokesman called reports of CNEX's newest claims 'misleading' and the allegations 'unsubstantiated.' On Thursday, a Huawei spokesman said the company's recent filing against CNEX stems from a 2017 actionThe case comes as Huawei finds itself at the center of controversy in the U.S.

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Multiple media outlets reported last week that the 'temporary general license,' which allows U.S. Companies to sell Huawei supplies, will be extended for another 90 days. Despite these reports, on Sunday, President Trump said he doesn't want to do business with Huawei. 'At this moment it looks much more like we're not going to do business,' he said, according to.

'I don't want to do business at all because it is a national security threat and I really believe that the media has covered it a little bit differently than that.' Stephen Pavlick, a policy analyst at Renaissance Macro Research, also believes that Huawei is likely to remain a key target of the U.S.

In its with China. “Huawei is emblematic of China’s state-led industrial policy that U.S. Intelligence officials say relies on theft, cyber-espionage and discriminatory treatment of foreign investment,” he observed in a note to clients, per MarketWatch. “President Trump sees Huawei as a leverage point that might be more important to China than tariffs,' Pavlick added.

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Christopher Yoo, a professor of law, communication, and computer and information science at the University of Pennsylvania, says that “the Chinese government is widely thought to exercise considerable influence over Huawei,” as quoted by MarketWatch. Sees a national security threat in Huawei's potential use by China for surveillance or sabotage of critical telecom networks in the U.S. And its allies, especially given its leadership in manufacturing key components for cutting-edge 5G networks.