Chinese semiconductor industry
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BOE (screen panel)
Lens Technology (Glass Cover)
BYD (glass cover, precision structure, mobile phone
Structure, assembly, battery, charger)
Xinweitongxin (radio frequency antenna, wireless charging)
Sobeide (radio frequency antenna)
Maxscend (Radio frequency front end)
Shengbang shares Shengwei Electronics (fast charging power management chip)
OmniVision (touch control and display, analog chip)
Goodix Technology (fingerprint recognition chip)
Q Tech (Camera Head Module, Fingerprint Recognition Module)
Lianchuang Electronics (optical lens)
Crystal-Optech (filter)
Electrical Connection Technology Ltd (Connector)
Microgate (filter)
Sunlord Electronics (components)
Fenghua Hi-Tech (Metaparts)
Three Ring Group (Ceramic Cover Plate)
Shennan Circuit (PCB/IC carrier board)
Xingsen Technology (РСВ/IC carrier board)
LY iTECH (precision structure)
Changying precision (precision structure)
Anjie Technology (precise structure)
AAC Technology (Acoustic Parts Module)
Xinwangda (Carp Electric Pool)
Desai battery (carp battery)
It's a shame that Huawei smartphones are being phased out gradually. Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi need to increase the use of indigenous components in their smartphones.
It might be painful for Huawei today but 5 years from now, the Chinese will look back at this moment and thank the hawks in Washington.
There would never have been a better demonstration of Chinese tech weaknesses and choke points than the current bans on Huawei.
Reading the comments on the Chinese website using a machine translator, most Chinese there seem to be cynical and ridicule Huawei for being overpriced, using American Qualcomm Snapdragon and selling 4G phones.
I'm disappointed by Chinese people's attitude on this whole situation, including Apple recently recording no. 1 sale on Tmall's 618 shopping festival and Apple achieving biggest sales growth from China as well. Even in China without Google, Huawei has nosedived. It's kind of pathetic that Chinese people ridicule Huawei and indigenization efforts and buy Apple, and people outside China ridicule Chinese people for not being able to give up Apple, while Apple tries to diversify manufacturing from China.
The impression I get is that other Chinese smartphone makers are enjoying the hardship of their big competitor Huawei. They are for profits, so I don't expect them adopting indigenous components willingly. Unlike many members' high hopes for HarmonyOS, other major Chinese smartphone makers aren't going to use it. It's a shame.
They are already well on their way to design their own chips.
Next step, would be the fab them inside the country.
One step at a time.
When we see this kind of data, let's be aware that shipments and sales are different things. Because not all items shipped to retailers and carriers are actually sold.
Yeah its sad that Chinese inside China are not supportive of their own industry. It's like that are being attacked and yet is happy about it. Baffles the mind. I heard from some overseas Chinese that they are not as patriotic inside China as outside China. Weird. I do feel some Chinese are quite willing to support indigenous industries but may not be vocal. The govt needs to improve their media skillsReading the comments on the Chinese website using a machine translator, most Chinese there seem to be cynical and ridicule Huawei for being overpriced, using American Qualcomm Snapdragon and selling 4G phones.
I'm disappointed by Chinese people's attitude on this whole situation, including Apple recently recording no. 1 sale on Tmall's 618 shopping festival and Apple achieving biggest sales growth from China as well. Even in China without Google, Huawei has nosedived. It's kind of pathetic that Chinese people ridicule Huawei and indigenization efforts and buy Apple, and people outside China ridicule Chinese people for not being able to give up Apple, while Apple tries to diversify manufacturing from China.
The impression I get is that other Chinese smartphone makers are enjoying the hardship of their big competitor Huawei. They are for profits, so I don't expect them adopting indigenous components willingly. Unlike many members' high hopes for HarmonyOS, other major Chinese smartphone makers aren't going to use it. It's a shame.
The Chinese in China live in a bubble. If you live outside, you experience racism and see all the anti-china sentiments everytime to open a news site or look at the comments of any review site.
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