... customers and government projects, as well as key wins in the automotive sector. It is a growing part of Huawei’s overall business,”
said
a chief analyst at the company, Matthew Ball. He also added that although 90% of this business is based in China, Huawei Cloud has a more substantial footprint in Latin America and Europe, the Middle East and Africa as compared with Alibaba Cloud and Tencent Cloud.
Another area where Huawei is trying its luck is electric and autonomous vehicles, where the company ...
... 2020, the competition between the largest technology leaders has only intensified. COVID-19 is hardly a direct cause of increased competition. However, it was in 2020 that it reached a fundamentally new level.
Ivan Danilin:
A New Stage in the U.S.–China Tech War: Huawei and Other U.S. Targets
The main opponents in the technology race today are China and the United States. The telecommunications industry is at the forefront of this competition. At the same time, it should be seen in the context of the new Cold ...
... developing industrial infrastructure, and from cooperation with Russia and other countries to the introduction of new reforms and the development of the venture and other segments of the financial markets.
The interesting part, as with the case of
Huawei
, is what consequences these machinations will bring.
The main challenge here is time. If China wants to become technologically independent from the United States (to the extent that it is possible in today’s world, as “complete technological independence” is both unrealistic ...
... harm to the US-led globalization efforts in the field of ICT than all the hackers and cyber spies put together
The US Department of State has posted a video about the dangers posed by 5G technology on its
Russian-Language Twitter account
, where China’s Huawei is named as the greatest threat. The video is based on a series of accusations against Huawei and actually urges the views to steer clear of it. This material could be posted by the media or on the site on an NGO. But it has been posted by an official ...
... restriction. The problem is seriously politicized in the United States as well. Suspicions of all kinds of “intervention,” the trade war with China and the general tightening of the course create a fertile environment for harsh decisions.
Tactically, China is losing. Huawei will suffer losses. However, the Chinese side is unlikely to enter into open conflict. Instead, it will regroup and stubbornly do everything to reduce its dependence on the United States. Huawei will probably try to resolve the issue with the U....
