Hendrik_2000
Lieutenant General
There is nothing wrong with celebrating a truly historic milestone. With the release of Huawei Mate 60 pro, Huawei effectively broke the stranglehold of the west on Chip technology ban. Huawei 1 Hegemon 0. The Sanction only energized the whole China. They really underestimate the resourcefulness. grit and determination of the nation. It take Huaweo only 3 years to get back into the game truly an amazing feat.Yes pop up the champagne
Here is the Gt editorial
Thu, August 31, 2023 at 12:14 AM CDT·3 min read
(Bloomberg) -- Chinese state media jumped aboard a groundswell of national pride surrounding Huawei Technologies Co.’s latest smartphone, portraying the gadget as a technological marvel that delivered a much-needed victory over US sanctions.
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Speculation swirled online that the device achieved 5G capabilities, which would make it the first such handset since the Shenzhen-based electronics firm lost access to advanced chipmaking technologies in 2020. The firm has so far kept quiet about the provenance and capabilities of the chip inside its new Mate 60 Pro, and Bloomberg News wasn’t able to verify the authenticity of those reports.
Huawei is one of the world’s biggest telecommunications providers and briefly stood alone as the globe’s biggest smartphone maker. It’s been the focus of American trade curbs due to fears about its links to the Chinese government, which has treated it like a national champion.
“The resurgence of Huawei smartphones after three years of forced silence is enough to prove that the US’ extreme suppression has failed,” the editorial said. “This also serves as a microcosm of the US-China tech war, reflecting the entire process and foreshadowing the final outcome.”
Huawei has in recent years become a rallying cry for Chinese nationalists who protest a growing tide of American sanctions against their country, and a symbol of the country’s global clout. Chinese chip-related and Huawei-supplier stocks surged on the Mate 60 Pro news, though some gave up their gains on Thursday. The timing of Huawei’s handset release was seen by many in China as deliberately chosen to coincide with the visit by Raimondo, whose department is central to implementing US sanctions.
On Weibo, an account affiliated with a state TV station posted a photo of Raimondo with a watermark saying it was shot with Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro. The topic was taken up by Chinese netizens and got more than 200 million views. Patriotic fervor erupted in the comments, accusing US officials of fabricating reasons for blacklisting Chinese firms.
Here is the Gt editorial
China State Media Declares Huawei Phone a Victory in US Tech War
Bloomberg NewsThu, August 31, 2023 at 12:14 AM CDT·3 min read
(Bloomberg) -- Chinese state media jumped aboard a groundswell of national pride surrounding Huawei Technologies Co.’s latest smartphone, portraying the gadget as a technological marvel that delivered a much-needed victory over US sanctions.
Most Read from Bloomberg
Speculation swirled online that the device achieved 5G capabilities, which would make it the first such handset since the Shenzhen-based electronics firm lost access to advanced chipmaking technologies in 2020. The firm has so far kept quiet about the provenance and capabilities of the chip inside its new Mate 60 Pro, and Bloomberg News wasn’t able to verify the authenticity of those reports.
Huawei is one of the world’s biggest telecommunications providers and briefly stood alone as the globe’s biggest smartphone maker. It’s been the focus of American trade curbs due to fears about its links to the Chinese government, which has treated it like a national champion.
“The resurgence of Huawei smartphones after three years of forced silence is enough to prove that the US’ extreme suppression has failed,” the editorial said. “This also serves as a microcosm of the US-China tech war, reflecting the entire process and foreshadowing the final outcome.”
Huawei has in recent years become a rallying cry for Chinese nationalists who protest a growing tide of American sanctions against their country, and a symbol of the country’s global clout. Chinese chip-related and Huawei-supplier stocks surged on the Mate 60 Pro news, though some gave up their gains on Thursday. The timing of Huawei’s handset release was seen by many in China as deliberately chosen to coincide with the visit by Raimondo, whose department is central to implementing US sanctions.
On Weibo, an account affiliated with a state TV station posted a photo of Raimondo with a watermark saying it was shot with Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro. The topic was taken up by Chinese netizens and got more than 200 million views. Patriotic fervor erupted in the comments, accusing US officials of fabricating reasons for blacklisting Chinese firms.
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