The N.1 of Huawei throws in a hole Samsung Besides being a giant they are a “small Korean company”. And he adds, “the only ones who could compete with Apple were us.” Richard Yue spoke freely about the smartphone market and the sanctions that have sidelined his company at a forum devoted to China’s auto industry.
Without the intervention of the United States, the main smartphone manufacturers in the world today would be Huawei and Apple. I have no doubt in the least that it would have turned out this way
he said. But the CEO of Huawei also has something for Samsungwho – perhaps to bring even more humiliation – chose not to mention by name.
All others are small producers, including the Korean company, which should have imposed itself in the US and South Korea (after the sanctions against Huawei ed.)
Citing national security risks and accusing her of being a “creature of the Chinese military,” the Trump administration in 2020 placed Huawei in the so-called list of government agencies Due to the sanctions, Huawei has lost the ability to buy parts and services from US companies. In this way, Huawei lost access to the Google-produced version of Android and was cut off from the latest generation of 5G modems.
Once at the top of the world rankings in terms of number of smartphones sold, Huawei has quickly collapsed vertically, and today it lands on the fringes of the consumer electronics market.
Source: Lega Nerd
