Microsoft resumed sales of huawei notebooks on its online store, and us companies lobbied for a relaxation of the supply ban

    Last month, huawei's MateBook range was quietly pulled from Microsoft's online store, and foreign users have recently noticed that some models are back on the shelves.

    The Verge reported Tuesday that some users have noticed the re-appearance of the huawei laptop on Microsoft's online store.The MateBook X Pro is currently marked "out of stock", but both MateBook 13 and MateBook are available for purchase.

    But the Verge noted that the huawei MateBook sold by Microsoft is currently in existing stock.Asked if there were any long-term supply plans, a Microsoft spokesman stressed that "Microsoft stores are selling existing stock, in line with current U.S. regulations."

    Separately, several U.S. chip suppliers, including Intel, qualcomm and cering, are secretly pressuring the U.S. government to ease its ban on huawei, Reuters reported Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.