Huawei: If there were no American sanctions, we would be the main leader in the mobile market with Apple
One of the managers of the company Huawei It claims that if it weren’t for the tough US government sanctions against the company, the Chinese communications giant would be on the sidelines Apple It was one of the main pioneers of the global smartphone market.
Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group While announcing this issue, explained that Huawei was seriously trying to make fundamental reforms in the mobile sector before the sanctions weakened its position in the market. He said during the car conference:
“If there was no US intervention and suppression of our efforts, the world’s largest mobile phone manufacturers might be Huawei and Apple.”
Huawei’s opinion on Samsung’s position
When he asked about the role Samsung When asked about his future plans, Yu strangely answered:
“Other manufacturers, including a very small Korean company, may sell mainly in the US and South Korean markets.”
Given that Samsung was one of the top manufacturers in the smartphone market even before Huawei was hit by US sanctions, this claim seems a little strange and illogical. Given that Samsung has so many products and is also considered the leading manufacturer of the foldable phone market, it remains to be seen why the Huawei executive referred to it as a “small manufacturer”.
Whether or not Huawei and Apple would have dominated without US sanctions, it is difficult to accept that Samsung was a “small manufacturer” given its sheer scale and dominant position in the smartphone parts supply chain.
Despite the sanctions of the United States, Huawei phones no longer have access to Google services and the Android operating system, and of course 5G chips, and for this reason, the sale of the company’s mobile division has faced a huge drop. However, Huawei has not completely closed its mobile division and recently unveiled its Nova 10 series phones with the “Huawei Tag” tracker.