With his new role, Richard Yu will be the leader of two business units at Huawei. According to the information received, it was reported that he will officially undertake his new duties as of February 7, 2021. Former chairman Huo Jinlong, the company’s unit under the telecom equipment manufacturer carrier business group will be transferred to the digital power service.

According to Kitty Fok, managing director of IDC China, “Artificial intelligence and cloud computing are key growth areas in China over the next few years. Focusing and investing more in artificial intelligence and cloud computing is an important strategy for Huawei to seize future opportunities. “Unfortunately Huawei has declined to comment on the change in its internal management at this time. The report is also coming as the company is currently expanding and moving towards a newer growing market.

As US sanctions affect Huawei’s smartphone division, Huawei has caused the company to turn to and develop in different areas. He focused more on cloud computing services and other initiatives including cloud games, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and augmented reality technologies. It is not yet clear what decisions will be made regarding Huawei, said Joe Biden, the new US president. But US bans will cause Huawei to grow in other areas as well.

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Although the US wanted to exclude Chinese companies from the US stock market, it made Chinese companies nervous. Due to the US ban against Chinese companies, Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group, said to Chinese companies, “In the event of a possible US embargo, we can help all Chinese smartphone manufacturers switch to HarmonyOS.”

Huawei has made major technological advances for 1 and a half years, due to US bans. As an alternative to the mobile operating system Harmony OS and Google Mobile Services, Huawei Mobile Services etc. He innovated and now proposes to collaborate with Chinese smartphone manufacturers against the US.

Neither Harmony OS nor Huawei Mobile Services are yet in a position to meet the demands of different smartphone manufacturers. First of all, in order for Harmony OS to be used in other smartphones, its kernel must be flexible enough to be compatible with different chipsets and be open source. While Huawei says it will fix this problem in the near future, it’s unclear when it will.

As we understand, Huawei wants to free the Chinese smartphone manufacturers from dependence on Google with HarmonyOS.

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At the press event, Richard Yu said, “We currently have 120W and 200W fast charging technology available.”
Using 120W or 200W fast charging technology in devices powered by a small battery such as smartphones is an unnecessary feature that negatively affects the battery. He stated that high charging speeds will only be needed in large batteries.

Huawei always makes users happy with its powerful technology producer and superior technologies.

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Huawei can design Kirin chipsets itself, but it requires US companies for production. The Mate 40 model may be the last phone to use the HiSilicon Kirin chipset.

Semiconductor manufacturers using American technologies cannot obtain a license to work with Huawei. The world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.) announced that it will not produce Huawei HiSilicon architecture to comply with the US rule. Due to US companies, Huawei will not be able to produce Kirin after September 15th.

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Huawei, 8 years ago, the mobile phone industry is not widespread in the mobile phone industry did not get results. “Poor user experience” because of the thought of leaving the mobile phone industry.

Huawei then switched to a different strategy. Richard Yu asked him to make better quality mid-range and high-end devices and he was positive. It has become a leader not only in China but also in the world and has developed its technology.

Huawei has invested heavily in R & D. In 2017 alone, he spent $ 13.8 billion on R & D. In 2017, it ranked above Apple and below Intel with its R & D investment. Not only arge, but also evaluated the user’s requests. From 2017 to the end of 2019, R & D spent $ 60 billion.

Despite the US embargo, he developed his own technology. The new model phones, the operating system HarmonyOS, artificial intelligence processors, 5G technology and has become a leader in many industries.

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