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Huawei holds secretive smartphone launch after chip breakthrough
Tech giant Huawei's new smartphone series features a purported breakthrough in semiconductor chip technology that, if true, would worry Washington.
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Huawei teases a smartwatch with built-in wireless earbuds
As convenient as wireless earbuds can be, you typically have to carry a case around to store and charge them. Wouldn't you rather free up your pocket? Huawei thinks so. As The Register notes, the Chinese brand has teased a Watch Buds smartwatch that includes earbuds you charge beneath the dial.
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After Huawei and Apple, Samsung will adopt the Satellite Communications
As we all know, modern smartphones come with a lot of new features. Nowadays, every smartphone manufacturer strives to outperform the competition. Today’s smartphones have advanced to the point where satellite communications are now available.
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U.S. FCC set to ban all U.S. sales of Huawei, ZTE equipment
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission plans to ban all sales of Huawei and ZTE telecommunications equipment in the United States on national security grounds, news website Axios reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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Huawei CEO reportedly puts company in survival mode
Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei has reportedly told staff that tough economic times represent a real threat to the company. Reports in Chinese outlets Yucai and NetEase allege that Ren posted a missive on Huawei’s internal networks in which the CEO called for the company to prioritize cash flow and profit instead of growth and scale.
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Phones shipping with Android 13 will require a technology created by...Huawei?
Google is reportedly planning on making EROFS, a Huawei-developed file system, the default for read-only partitions in Android 13.
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Sanction hit Huawei says revenues down 29 percent this year
Chinese telecom giant Huawei said on Friday its annual revenue had fallen by nearly a third from the previous year, as it continued to be weighed down by US sanctions that have hit its smartphone sales. Huawei has been caught in the crossfire of a US-China trade and technology rivalry after the administration of former president Donald Trump moved to cripple the company over concerns it could pose a cybersecurity and espionage threat.
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China played dirty to get Huawei’s 'princess' back — too dirty to tell its own people
Now the saga is finally over, Meng Wanzhou's release back to China this weekend is a big victory for Beijing, taken on face value, writes Bill Birtles.
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Fall of Huawei: What we've lost and what we've gained - Android Authority
Huawei has quickly descended from the biggest smartphone vendor in the world to existing outside the top five. Here's what that means.
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Huawei is apparently cutting its smartphone shipments in half this year
The fact that Huawei’s smartphone business isn’t doing so well is not new knowledge. Ongoing US sanctions have crippled Huawei’s phone sales, and it looks like 2021 is going to be one of the worst years for the company when it comes to shipping new handsets.
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Huawei’s CEO wants to talk to President Biden
Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has called for a reset in relations between the US and the Chinese tech giant. Speaking to international media in China for the first time in more than a year, Ren expressed willingness to speak with President Biden and said he hoped for “open policies” from the new administration.
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Huawei ousted from heart of EU as Nokia wins Belgian 5G contracts
Orange and Proximus have picked Nokia to help build 5G networks in Belgium as they drop Huawei amid U.S. pressure to exclude the Chinese firm from supplying key telecoms equipment.
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How America’s war on Huawei may boost Chinese technology
Huawei is on the ropes. From midnight on September 14th the Chinese technology giant will be cut off from essential supplies of semiconductors. Without chips it cannot make the smartphones or mobile-network gear on which its business depends. America’s latest rules, finalised on August 17th, prohibit companies worldwide from selling chips to Huawei if they have been made with American chipmaking kit. American semiconductor companies, for which Huawei has been a lucrative customer, have implored their government to extend the deadline, as have their industry bodies. A full reprieve looks unlikely.
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Huawei launches chip hunt as TSMC pulls plug
Huawei Technologies is said to be sourcing chips from around the world as its major supplier, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, will suspend the supply to Huawei after September 14 because of the US ban, Nikkei Asian Review reported.
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Huawei says it will run out of processors chips for its smartphones by September under US sanctions - China Underground
US sanctions, wanted by the Trump administration, have blocked Huawei from using Google services and other components produced in the United States, which are essential for the functioning of modern smartphones. Huawei is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of smartphones and network equipment and is at the center of a complex battle between the United States and China over security.
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UK bans Huawei from its 5G network in rapid about-face
The United Kingdom has banned Huawei from its 5G telecom network, reversing a January decision to allow the embattled Chinese tech company a limited role in building the country's super-fast wireless infrastructure.
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Huawei is a national security threat, warns ex-Google boss
Ex-Google boss Eric Schmidt has warned that Huawei poses a national security threat and claims “there’s no question” information from its routers have “ultimately ended up” in the hands of the Chinese government. Mr Schmidt, current chair to the Defence Innovation Advisory board for the Pentagon, said the telecoms firm had engaged in acts vthat are not acceptable in national security.”
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Bell and Telus snub Huawei in move to build 5G network in Canada
BCE Inc. and Telus Corp. will both use equipment from Scandinavian component makers Nokia and Ericsson to build out their next-generation 5G networks in Canada.
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Huawei faces new hurdle as TSMC cuts off chip orders
The U.S. Commerce Department had announced a new rule change last week, aimed at cutting Huawei off from global chip suppliers. According to Nikkei, Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC has stopped taking new orders from Huawei in response to the new restrictions. Citing multiple sources, the publication says the decision was difficult for TSMC as Huawei is its second-biggest client. All of the Kirin mobile processors designed by Huawei subsidiary HiSilicon were so far manufactured by TSMC. In addition to mobile processors, Huawei depended heavily on TSMC for its AI processors and networking chips as well.
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