Thread regarding Seagate Technology Inc. layoffs

Huawei - Seriously?

In October 2021, a report by U.S. Senate Republicans claimed that Seagate violated Export Administration Regulations by selling parts and components to Huawei following U.S. sanctions against the Chinese telecommunications company.

The company received another letter in August 2022 from the U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security for allegedly violating export sanctions to sell Huawei hard drives. Seagate denied any violations claiming that its foreign-made hard drives are not subject to the restriction since the disks and the equipment to make them were not a direct product of any American semiconductor technology or software.

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Post ID: @OP+1lSj5fRk

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Perhaps this is being brought up before the Mosely indictment?

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Post ID: @3akg+1lSj5fRk

@gch, I'm not the one who wrote the first response, but was wondering the same. Cause it seems to me is that OP is someone who wants to distract us from discussing current issues by bringing up something that happened last year.

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Post ID: @yrb+1lSj5fRk

first comment is Seagate legal or HR. Sl--e

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Post ID: @gch+1lSj5fRk

don’t think this excuse will fly, but let’s see where the facts lead

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Post ID: @tbr+1lSj5fRk

Any reason you are bringing this up now? This was in the news last year but I haven't heard of developments since.

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Post ID: @lmy+1lSj5fRk

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