As the U.S. government includes Huawei in a blacklist, people familiar with the matter revealed that Huawei estimates that overseas smartphone shipments will decline by 40%to 60%.
According to Bloomberg News today (17th), people familiar with the matter revealed that Huawei is undergoing internal estimates and exploring multiple options, including the options of Honor 20 mobile phones.This phone will be released in some European regions such as Britain and France on the 21st of this month.However, an anonymous insider said that Huawei executives are observing the release situation. If the sales performance is expected to be weak, it may stop shipping.
A person familiar with the matter revealed that France has two largest mobile operators who ignore the Honor mobile phone.
People familiar with the matter also pointed out that Huawei's sales and marketing managers internally estimated that smartphone sales this year may decrease by 40 million to 60 million units, accounting for a considerable proportion of Huawei's international sales last year.The market occupies nearly half. People familiar with the matter: Mei chip merchants quietly urge the United States to relax the Huawei ban
A person familiar with the matter revealed that Huawei's American chip suppliers, such as Qualcomm and Intel, are quietly urging the United States to relax the ban on Huawei.
According to Reuters today (17th), one of the people familiar with the matter revealed that from Intel and the other American chip supplier Xilinx, a meeting held a meeting with the US Department of Commerce at the end of last month.Blacklist response.
Other people familiar with the matter said that Qualcomm also lobbying with the Ministry of Commerce.These chip manufacturers argued that commonly used parts such as smartphones, computer servers and other products sold by Huawei, and it is unlikely that they have the same security concerns like Huawei's 5G network devices.
One of the people familiar with the matter also said that the above practice is not to help Huawei, but to avoid harm to American companies.
