Huawei
Huawei Technologies provides infrastructure application software and devices with wireline, wireless, and IP technologies.
Huawei, founded in September 1987 and headquartered in Shenzhen, is a provider of ICT infrastructure, intelligent terminals and consumer electronics. Established by Ren Zhengfei, it is controlled by Huawei Holdings. The company's direct and indirect competitors include Ericsson, Nokia, ZTE, Apple, Samsung Electronics, HTC and Xiaomi.
Japan plans to allocate US $65billion for infrastructure development in developing countries
Smart IoT Device Brings Future Homes into Focus, but Sparks with Interoperability Issue
With the dawn of home automation having been heralded for years, the 'smart' label of in-home products as forthcoming additions has become ubiquitous in the sustainable technology market. Global companies sought to further underline their credentials in home automation which led to a massive stretch of the imagination from smart light bulbs and thermostats to doorbells.
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Chang'an Automobile, Huawei and Ningde times jointly released a new generation of intelligent electric vehicle technology platform CHN
Avita and Huawei have reached a comprehensive cooperation agreement to build a series of intelligent automobile products
Tianjin Port Group and Huawei signed a cooperation agreement on deepening digital transformation
Huawei will release the new car M7 at the summer new product launch
Ruihu mold: the aluminum alloy lightweight body mold of Jihu alpha s model with automatic driving technology provided by Huawei is manufactured by the company
Since June 10, the Yangtze River Delta railway has continued to increase its capacity, focusing on increasing the train operation frequency in Shanghai