Tech Talk: Google has stopped providing software and hardware services to Chinese telecom giant Huawei in a move to comply with an order by the US government. This means future versions of Huawei’s smartphones running on the Android system will lose its access to Google’s proprietary services such as the Google Playstore, Gmail and its YouTube apps. What does this ban mean for China and the international community? Mikolaj Jan Piskorski, Professor of Strategy and Innovation at IMD Business School in Singapore and Switzerland weighs in.

<p>Tech Talk: Google has stopped providing software and hardware services to Chinese telecom giant Huawei in a move to comply with an order by the US government. This means future versions of Huawei&rsquo;s smartphones running on the Android system will lose its access to Google&rsquo;s proprietary services such as the Google Playstore, Gmail and its YouTube apps. What does this ban mean for China and the international community? Mikolaj Jan Piskorski, Professor of Strategy and Innovation at IMD Business School in Singapore and Switzerland weighs in.</p>

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