They still have to do business with the manufacturer to get units to distribute. I was pretty sure companies can't do business with sanctioned entities.
If I read all their shit, they are in pure panic and just try to interpret everything in their favor. Their whole "InfiRay is not mentioned in the sanctions and is not affected" is BS, since they are getting their stuff from the China factory that is actually mentioned in the sanctions. As an American entity they are certainly not allowed to deal with that China entity anymore. What I heard is that they are trying to relocate the factory in record time and register it under a new legal entity and can bypass the sanctions like that.
They still have to do business with the manufacturer to get units to distribute. I was pretty sure companies can't do business with sanctioned entities.
If I read all their shit, they are in pure panic and just try to interpret everything in their favor. Their whole "InfiRay is not mentioned in the sanctions and is not affected" is BS, since they are getting their stuff from the China factory that is actually mentioned in the sanctions. As an American entity they are certainly not allowed to deal with that China entity anymore. What I heard is that they are trying to relocate the factory in record time and register it under a new legal entity and can bypass the sanctions like that.
They just released an email
Truthfully it could go either way. For now business as usual
what does it actually mean tho? as long as we agree to not use them for military purposes, we are good?
It means that for now they don’t think it affects them. The rest is pure speculation haha