Page 11 - Huawei

Huawei quits oldest sports sponsorship deal after 9 yrs with Aus rugby team

Chinese telecom giant Huawei announced it is ending its oldest major sporting sponsorship deal in the world when it ends its contract with Australian rugby league team

Huawei focusing on cloud business still having access to US chips: Report

Huawei's cloud computing business sells computing power and storage to companies, including giving them access to artificial intelligence

Huawei Technologies loses UK top court ruling over global patent rates

The UK Supreme Court on Wednesday affirmed a decision that Huawei would either have to pay Unwired Planet International Ltd. a global rate set by judges or face an order limiting its British sales

As US-China tech war widens, investors bet on Beijing's localisation push

In recent months, local governments and state firms such as China Telecom have announced plans and procurements aimed at fostering a home-grown tech ecosystem

US tightens restrictions on Huawei, adds 30 affiliates to blacklist

Washington is pushing governments around to world to squeeze Huawei out, arguing it would hand over data to China.

US evidence 'unreliable' in Meng Wanzhou extradition case: Huawei lawyers

Meng, 48, was arrested in December 2018 on a warrant from the United States which alleges that she misled the bank HSBC about Huawei's business dealings in Iran

China's Huawei, ZTE set to be shut out of India's 5G roll out plans

While India allowed Huawei to participate in its 5G trials earlier this year, its stance against Chinese companies hardened after China's actions along their disputed border in early May

Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten gets Indian firms on board for 5G

Rakuten is tying up with Indian companies such as Sterlite Technologies for hardware and HCL, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra for software

China sentences third Canadian citizen to death on drug charges

Death sentences are automatically referred to China's highest court for review

Having invested billions in India, Huawei treads an uncertain path

The Chinese telecom equipment company is determined to stay put in India

BS READS: How deep Huawei's roots run and why it's tough to keep it out

Keeping Huawei out is hard as its offerings are cheaper than European rivals, and it has ongoing maintenance contracts with telcos here. Two-thirds of 560,000 towers in India run on Huawei equipment

Huawei asks Germany not to shut it out of building 5G networks: Report

Chancellor Angela Merkel's govt has put off a decision on tougher certification rules until after summer break, amid pressure from some lawmakers who sympathise with US calls to ban Huawei outright

China sales help Huawei overtake Samsung as top smartphone seller: Report

Analysts at Canalys said Thursday that Huawei shipped 55.8 million devices in the second quarter of 2020

Qualcomm forecasts sales above estimates, settles dispute with Huawei

While Huawei is still barred from buying Qualcomm's chips under US regulations, it has now resumed paying licensing fees for wireless technology

Huawei cuts India revenue target by up to 50%, laying off staff: Report

Huawei is now targeting $350-$500 million in revenue for 2020, compared with roughly $700-800 million it was aiming earlier

Govt plans tough rules to restrict use of Chinese telecom equipment

Telecom gear makers have to share source codes and get equipment tested by third-party labs accredited to the government.

How BBK Group is leveraging OnePlus, Vivo, Oppo to capture Indian market

BBK today is collectively the world's third largest manufacturer, even bigger than Huawei in terms of volume

Huawei to ByteDance: Big tech firms in a spot as China riles US, India

ByteDance could be forced to sell TikTok as Washington considers following India in banning the short video app, which analysts say is worth at least $20 billion.

US imposes visa curbs on Chinese working with govts under rights scrutiny

Michael Pompeo says certain employees of Chinese tech companies like Huawei provide material support to governments involved in rights abuses

HSBC denies 'framing' Huawei, says it didn't participate in US legal probe

People's Daily, China's state-run newspaper, says HSBC has been 'setting traps' for the company since 2012