The "grand drama" between TikTok and the United States is finally coming to an end?

It is believed that the bad friends have heard the old calluses about TikTok and the US government during this period of time, and you are tired of writing tiktok...
In the face of a series of "serial bans" issued by the US government, the acquisition of TikTok has always been a "topic of conversation" among netizens who care about national affairs.
Understand Wang forced to take TikTok as his own property, but China immediately took countermeasures.
It seems that there is no solution.
Unexpectedly, it really ushered in a favorable turn for all parties.
In August this year, Microsoft said it wanted to purchase all TikTok's businesses in the United States, including source code, at a price of no more than 30 billion dollars.
This wave of Microsoft's acquisition is simply taking advantage of the opportunity of the US government's ban on TikTok: trying to buy all TikTok's "underpants" at an extremely outrageous price.
Among them, the most sensitive one is TikTok's recommended algorithm.
This also led to Microsoft's plan to acquire TikTok, which was doomed to be "blessed".
Microsoft employees once posted on a group called CEO Connection on their internal social networking site Yammer, saying that Microsoft's participation in the acquisition negotiations made them feel that "we are not doing the right thing".
In addition, a survey by Yammer shows that 63% of employees choose to "oppose" the acquisition of TikTok.
This kind of opportunistic acquisition, which even their own employees can't stand, certainly has a low probability of success.
In addition, on August 28 this year, the Catalogue of Technologies Prohibited and Restricted from Export in China, which was adjusted and released by the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Science and Technology of China, added the last cut to Microsoft's acquisition plan.
On this long list, 21 items about the computer service industry are written in black and white: "Service technology based on data analysis and personalized information push".
The release of this ban made Microsoft's plan to acquire TikTok a bubble, and Microsoft, which was "given high hopes", was officially eliminated.
However, everyone in Sima Zhao's mind knew that the United States wanted TikTok.
Seeing the "serial ban" of the American government coming into effect soon, the game around TikTok came to the end.
At this juncture, Oracle, an American company that has not appeared in the eyes of bad friends for a long time, is likely to win the TikTok, which is regarded as a "big cake" by American technology companies.
On September 14, TikTok had issued a statement saying that they had handed a new plan to the US government.
Two days later, as reported by the Financial Times, the specific details of this plan were also released to everyone: Byte Beat will establish a new company with independent operations headquartered in the United States to be responsible for TikTok's global business.
Byte Beat is the holding company of the new company