Huawei: No more WP phone

Huawei, the telecoms equipment giant, has shown its ambition to enter the world's communications market, but faces challenges from the US market and fierce competition from the mobile phone industry. Although the brand is not known in the United States, Huawei has been with Cisco and Ericsson as one of the world's largest providers of information and communications solutions, in the smartphone field with Apple, Samsung and other industrial giants pillars. On the other hand, while the US government has questioned Huawei's threat to its national security, accusing Huawei of equipment from eavesdropping or stealing US intelligence, it does not prevent Huawei from showing ambitions to expand into international markets. In an interview with Huawei's Shanghai Research and Development Center in October, Huawei International media director Joekelly said there was no evidence that Huawei had harmed U.S. national security. Everything is just their imaginary. Kelly also said about 70% of Huawei's business involves providing communications solutions and providing services to operators. Another 24% came from direct sales of electronic products: In recent years, Huawei has become the world's third-largest smartphone provider after Samsung and Apple. The remaining 6% is primarily a cooperative business with the company's dedicated network. The success of Huawei's smartphone business relies mainly on the popularity of China's high-speed 4G network. But Huawei has also been successful in Europe and other emerging markets. The company not only focuses on the fast-growing mobile business, but also finds huge business opportunities in cloud computing and large data direction. Outside China, Huawei's product profile is still low and is still facing questioning by the US government and intellectual property disputes. Earlier this year, telecoms operators t the US that Huawei had stolen software, technical parameters and other confidential information from a mobile phone test robot called Tappy. In a complaint, a Huawei spokeswoman said it was aware of the misconduct of two employees and gave the party the penalty of dismissal. Huawei, however, denies the other charges mentioned in the T lawsuit. In addition, as early as 2012, the US congressional committee accused Huawei and ZTE of stealing U.S. corporate intellectual property. Ironically, however, the US allegations of Huawei's spying are exactly what the US has done to the Chinese company: according to documents obtained by the New York Times and Spiegel weekly from Snowden, the NSA secretly invaded Huawei's headquarters servers and monitored Huawei's top brass. The NSA also tried to monitor Huawei's network of devices sold to other countries to monitor and investigate other computers and telephone networks when they felt they needed it. Although Huawei does not need to expand the U.S. market, the U.S. market still represents Huawei's 30% market share. Kelly said that we will be patiently awaiting the day when we return to the US market and believe that by then the U.S. government will assume that we are not a security threat. In one area, however, Huawei seems unwilling to enter, unless the market changes, which is the Windows Phone market. Huawei has launched two windows with Microsoft's mobile operating system before announcing the release of more Windows Phone models,In fact, Kelly explains, we are not profiting from the production of WP, and no one can profit from WP. In addition, Huawei also faces formidable challenge from rival Millet. In the third quarter of this year, Millet overtook Huawei as the world's third-largest smartphone provider, according to IDC's Internet Data Center. Huawei, for its parts, said it would not be involved in lower-margin competition, while Huawei was committed to selling high-end models. What the company thinks is different from other competitors is that Huawei has deep roots in Internet technology. Kelly said that every phone that was made would eventually be connected to the network, and that the network connectivity of the phone would determine the performance of the handset. Huawei has a lot of experience in network operations, so we are able to create better mobile phones to get better performance.