WASHINGTON ¨C U.S. President Donald Trump¡¯s administration has ?shelved a number of key tech security measures aimed at Beijing ahead of an April meeting between the two countries¡¯ presidents. The measures include a ban on China Telecom¡¯s U.S. operations and restrictions on sales of Chinese equipment for U.S. data centers, sources said.
The U.S. has also put on hold proposed bans on domestic sales of routers made by TP-Link and the U.S. internet business of China Unicom and China Mobile along with another measure that would bar sales of Chinese electric trucks and buses in the U.S., four people said, declining to be named.
Those decisions have not previously been reported. They are the latest moves by the Trump administration to ?rein in U.S. government actions that could antagonize Beijing following a trade truce reached by China¡¯s Xi Jinping and Trump in October, the sources said.
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