Seagate violated U.S. export rules by continuing to sell hard-disk drives to Huawei after the Commerce Department tightened export restrictions last year, a report by a group of Senate Republicans alleged
A major U.S. data-storage equipment provider violated U.S. export rules by continuing to sell hard-disk drives to Huawei Technologies Co. after the Commerce Department tightened export restrictions last year, a report by a group of Senate Republicans alleged.
Seagate Technology Holdings PLC supplied a substantial share of the Chinese company’s estimated $800 million worth of annual purchases of hard-disk drives after in September 2020, according to the report by Republicans on the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation.
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