#Huawei

US-blacklisted Huawei debuts its most advanced AI supercomputer overseas, claiming Nvidia-level performance. A new chapter in the global chip war begins.

Despite US blacklisting, Huawei pushes into European wearables market with smartwatches and earbuds, challenging Apple and Samsung in a **$50 billion** global market

Huawei joins OpenAI and Google in setting global AI standards despite US sanctions. What does this rare collaboration mean for the future of AI development and geopolitical tensions?

EU's new cybersecurity legislation targeting Chinese ICT firms triggers fierce opposition from Huawei and Beijing, escalating tech tensions across continents.

The European Commission is introducing a new act for EU mandatory Huawei ZTE removal from 5G networks across all 27 member states, citing cybersecurity risks.

Huawei aims to expand its driver assistance system to over 80 models in 2026, targeting a 3 million vehicle milestone as it dominates the Chinese EV software market.

China has taken the lead in physical AI patents for 2026, surpassing the US and South Korea. Huawei and Baidu dominate the rankings in the robotics sector.

Huawei reclaimed the top spot in China's smartphone market in 2025, beating Apple with 46.7 million units shipped and a 16.4% market share, according to IDC.

Foreign-branded smartphone shipments, led by Apple's iPhone, more than doubled in China in November 2025, signaling a strong rebound amid fierce competition from Huawei.

A new teardown reveals Huawei's latest smartphones contain nearly 60% Chinese-made parts by value. The company is accelerating its tech self-sufficiency, successfully localizing key components like CPUs and memory chips despite US sanctions.

In a stunning move, China is limiting access to Nvidia's H200 chips. Our analysis reveals why this is a high-stakes play for tech sovereignty over AI's future.