Research Institution: Huawei has returned to the 5G smartphone industry at the end of

研究机构称，中国电信巨头华为正筹划在Back to the 5G smartphone industry by the end of this year, this marks that Huawei's device sales ban in the United States has severely damaged its consumer electronics business.

According to Reuters on Wednesday (July 12), three third -party technology research companies that specialize in China's smartphone industry said that Huawei should be able to be able to rely on its advanced technologies in semiconductor design tools, as well as China -ChinaThe chip manufactured by SMIC is a 5G chip required for domestic procurement.

These three research companies predict that Huawei may produce 5G versions of flagship models such as P60 this year and launched in 2024.

One of the research companies said that Huawei's automated chip design (EDA) tool can cooperate with SMIC's N+1 manufacturing process to create chips equivalent to Qihan, which is used for Huawei to launch.5G smartphone.

However, since the yield of SMIC's available chips is less than 50%, Huawei's 5G mobile phone shipments are likely to be limited to about 2 million to 4 million units.However, another research company is expected to reach 10 million units.

Another research company said that Huawei has asked SMIC to produce chip components below 14 nanometer for Huawei's 5G mobile phones this year.

These research companies said that their prediction is based on the information verified by the Huawei supply chain contact and the company's announcement.

The U.S. government sacrificed a number of restrictions in 2019, so that Huawei cannot obtain chip manufacturing tools for the production of the most advanced machine models, Huawei can only sell 5G models manufactured by inventory chips.EssenceThis led to a severe damage to Huawei's consumer business revenue. In 2020, it fell nearly 50 % a year after a year of 483 billion yuan (about S $ 89.8 billion).

According to data from the R & D agency, although Huawei has risen to 10 % in the Chinese market in the first quarter of this year, because Huawei was still selling previous generations of 4G mobile phones last year, Huawei ranked globally to the bottom.