The laptops of Huawei are sold again at Microsoft store, following their withdrawal in May.
Microsoft 's decision to remove all appliances from the "shelves" of Huawei emerged when the President of the USA Donald Trump has banned the Chinese company from working with US companies.
Of course, the ban also includes Windows, the operating system which powers the Huawei laptops available in the Microsoft Store.
Microsoft initially said nothing about the ban and its decision to withdraw the Chinese company's devices from its Store, but today said it was restoring the devices that are part of the existing inventory.
"We have evaluated and will continue to respond to the numerous business, technical and regulatory complexities arising from the recent addition of Huawei to the US Commerce Department's list of organizations." Reported Microsoft spokesman in a statement to TheVerge.
"So we continue to sell the existing stock of Huawei devices in the Microsoft Store."
While Microsoft does not go into too much detail about how it intends to manage Huawei products in the future, its wording clearly indicates that these devices will still be available in its Store as long as there is stock.
Once these devices are exhausted, Microsoft is likely to abandon Huawei products altogether in order to comply with government orders.
Under Trump's mandate, Huawei may continue to service and update devices already on the market, but on the other hand is not allowed to use technology developed by US companies to promote new products.
Of course, we are not talking only about laptops, but also smartphones, as Huawei no longer has the ability to use Android on its mobile devices.
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