Huawei’s troubles show why China’s tech titans will struggle to go global

[zectech]

Troubles are foreign made:

 

[F-22Raptor]

Yes yes.. China losing allies and nobody is buying made in China huawei.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/30/...hone-company-huawei-overtakes-samsung-canalys

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By Sam Byford@345triangle Jul 30, 2020, 12:25am EDT

Fools continue to live in their fantasy.

Only due to Huawei's home market. Huawei's sales and influence are declining significantly abroad. It will only get worse as Huawei is unable to compete with the latest designs starting next year.

 

[JustAnotherPerson]

Only due to Huawei's home market. Huawei's sales and influence are declining significantly abroad. It will only get worse as Huawei is unable to compete with the latest designs starting next year.

When Huawei was banned from getting U.S. chips most media pundits where talking about the ending of Huawei because they can't buy from U.S. companies and Huawei in astonishing speed replaced those.
Now the Neocons provoked the biggest shift in the history of the semiconductor industry, that only thing i can say is probably the semiconductors companies and countries that are in the top are going to be the biggest losers.

 

[kursed]

When Huawei was banned from getting U.S. chips most media pundits where talking about the ending of Huawei because they can't buy from U.S. companies and Huawei in astonishing speed replaced those.
Now the Neocons provoked the biggest shift in the history of the semiconductor industry, that only thing i can say is probably the semiconductors companies and countries that are in the top are going to be the biggest losers.

Huawei has not replaced top-tier chips, of which access has been restricted for it. As of next year, Huawei's capability to release flagships will be severely curtailed and they'd be pretty much operating within mid-tier and low-tier cell phone market.

 

[kankan326]

Huawei Admits Copying Code From Cisco in Router Software
https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10485560675556000

Once a thief always a thief

This news is 17 years ago. Every company imitates the leader company when they are in follower phase. It's not something only Chinese companies did.

 

[kankan326]

No one competes with thieves ... stolen goods are always cheap

Indians love to say Chinese companies steal. They need a pretext to for their total failure in front of China.
After Tik tok was banned by Indian government. Some Indian copycat apps emerged.

 

[TruthHurtz]

US tech companies are dominate globally. Chinese companies on the other hand will be crushed into irrelevance.

Largest market for many US tech companies is China, if they lose that source of revenue they'll face the same irrelevance.

 

[antonius123]

Chinese tech companies will be essentially turned into nobodies internationally.

Why?

Remember china's price? with it China can win international competition.

 

[TheTruth]

I could care less if Huawei dominates China. Global influence is what matters.

Because Africa, Southeast Asia, Eastern and Southern Europe, South Asia ex India and the Middle East aren't "the globe"

Only rich white people are "the globe" to you Nazist imperialists.