The United States is intensifying pressure on Huawei’s European operations, targeting not only its telecom equipment but also its rapidly expanding cloud services, prompting European carriers to reconsider Huawei‑based infrastructure amid shifting market dynamics and growing reliance on Western cloud providers.
This article offers a comprehensive overview of Huawei's three‑decade chip development, detailing the evolution of its AI, computing, mobile SoC, 5G communication, IoT, and video chips, their technical specifications, market impact, and future roadmap within China's semiconductor landscape.
A Huawei maintenance engineer shares a decade‑long journey of turning 24/7 on‑call pain into systematic knowledge management, building comprehensive fault‑handling documentation, automating tools, and guiding the team’s evolution toward SRE practices that dramatically reduce manual effort and improve reliability.
Huawei has established a wholly‑owned electric‑technology subsidiary with a 250 million RMB capital, expanding its automotive R&D, smart vehicle equipment sales, and patents on autonomous driving, while highlighting a decade‑long push into car‑connected AI chips and strategic investments.
This article traces Huawei’s three‑decade journey from its modest 1991 chip beginnings to a diversified portfolio of five major series—Kirin, Kunpeng, Ascend, Balong/Tiangang, Boudica/Lingxiao, and Honghu—detailing their technical evolution, market impact, and future roadmap across mobile, compute, AI, 5G, IoT, and video domains.
This article presents a detailed survey of Huawei’s three‑decade chip development journey, outlining the evolution of its five major chip families—including Kunpeng, Ascend, Kirin, Balong/Tianang, Boudica/Lingxiao, and Honghu—while highlighting key technical specifications, market impact, and future prospects.
Former Huawei strategist Xu Wenwei outlined ten critical mathematical problems—from lossy compression limits to DNN interpretability—that must be solved to advance communication technologies beyond Shannon’s limits, highlighting the pivotal role of mathematics in the emerging intelligent, fully connected society.
The interview details 5G’s technical benchmarks, Huawei’s global deployment numbers, competitive edge, contributions from mathematicians and physicists, power‑consumption comparisons with 4G, industry use cases, and the company’s response to geopolitical pressures, offering a comprehensive industry analysis.
This article walks you through setting up the HarmonyOS 2.0 development environment, downloading the IDE and source code, creating TV, Wearable and Lite Wearable projects, configuring the SDK, installing the emulator, authorizing your Huawei account, and finally running a hello‑world app on the emulator.
This guide walks through installing and configuring the HarmonyOS development environment, creating various types of TV and wearable applications, downloading the necessary SDK and Gradle files, and successfully launching a TV emulator to run and test the created app.
From Huawei’s 1995 global expansion to ByteDance’s TikTok surge, this article chronicles Chinese tech firms’ aggressive overseas strategies, the geopolitical push‑back from the United States, and the ongoing legal and political battles shaping their quest for worldwide market dominance.
The article examines how Huawei’s HMS attempts to substitute Google’s GMS for overseas Android users, detailing developer migration experiences, ecosystem incentives, market data, and the strategic challenges Huawei faces in competing with Google’s entrenched services.
This article explains Huawei’s five‑dimensional talent model—Proactivity, Conceptual Thinking, Influence, Achievement Orientation and Resilience—detailing each quality’s four levels, real‑world examples from Huawei’s history, and how the model classifies employees into four talent categories for strategic role placement.
A roundup of recent tech developments covering GitLab's hiring restrictions on Chinese staff, Huawei's massive R&D investment, the D language 2.089.0 release, Visual Studio Online launch, Ant Design and Electron updates, Edge Chromium preview, Tencent's facial payment initiative, and notable corporate moves by Microsoft Japan, Samsung, and others.
This article explains how Huawei's IoT platform enables device management, fault monitoring, and data analysis through three development approaches—API, SDK, and a visual SaaS service—while also detailing server deployment options and useful testing tools.
This comprehensive guide walks developers through the full Huawei IoT platform workflow—from understanding the overall solution of platform, applications, and devices, to differentiating the Development Center and Device Management Service, and covering platform-side, device-side, and application-side development for seamless device cloud integration.
This guide explains the three key stakeholder groups in Huawei IoT device integration—module manufacturers, device manufacturers, and device users—and outlines four practical integration solutions, their requirements, and the advantages of each approach for seamless cloud connectivity.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of Huawei's OceanConnect IoT platform, detailing its market positioning, key application scenarios such as connected vehicles and smart cities, core product capabilities, deployment options, security measures, and underlying software architecture.
This guide explains the security risks of transparent Internet data transmission, introduces IPSec's authentication, encryption, integrity, and anti‑replay features, and provides step‑by‑step Huawei and Cisco router configurations—including interface setup, IKE proposals, IPSec profiles, and verification commands—to securely connect branch and headquarters networks via a VPN.
The article explains Huawei’s cadre‑selection philosophy, describing how Ren Zhengfei’s emphasis on customer focus, value‑inheritance, process ownership and open, accountable leadership shapes a high‑performance, mission‑driven organization that continuously refines its end‑to‑end business processes.
Ren Zhengfei reveals Huawei’s HarmonyOS aims beyond smartphones, targeting IoT, autonomous driving and data centers with sub‑5 ms latency, claiming up to 60 % speed gains over Android, while acknowledging ecosystem challenges and outlining 5G rollout and US sanction updates.
The article examines the US Department of Commerce's addition of Huawei to the Entity List and objectively analyzes how this restriction affects major US chip makers—Qualcomm, Xilinx, Intel—and Google, outlining market shifts, supply chain challenges, and potential strategic responses.
This article chronicles Huawei's journey from establishing an ASIC design center in 1991, founding HiSilicon in 2004, and developing a full portfolio of digital‑home, communication, and mobile SoC chips—including the Kirin series—while explaining the fabless model, ARM licensing, and industry impact.
The article examines Google's suspension of Huawei support, explains why Android uses the Apache License instead of GPL, outlines common open‑source licenses, discusses licensing implications for Node.js and mobile ecosystems, and highlights recent licensing controversies affecting developers.
The article outlines Huawei's development of ARM‑based server CPUs, especially the 7nm Hi1620 processor, detailing its architecture, core counts, cache hierarchy, memory and I/O capabilities, and its significance for modern data‑center and cloud computing workloads.
This article explains how to diagnose ARP IP‑conflict events on a Huawei AR2240 router, identifies the conflicting MAC address from log entries, and provides step‑by‑step ACL configuration commands to block the offending MAC and restore normal network operation.
This guide explains Huawei's iStack and CSS technologies for stacking low‑end and high‑end switches, covering roles, stack IDs, priorities, physical and logical ports, connection methods, detailed configuration commands, and direct‑link detection (DAD) to ensure reliable network operation.
This article analyzes the common reasons CMDB initiatives collapse, shares Huawei's three‑phase journey from inception to value creation, and distills practical lessons on data consumption, accuracy, automation, visualization, and organizational execution for successful configuration management.
In a keynote at the 22nd China International Software Expo, Huawei’s rotating chairman Xu Zhijun argues that SaaS and cloud‑based business models are essential for China to produce globally competitive software firms, and outlines Huawei Cloud’s neutral, “three‑no” strategy to become the fertile platform for the nation’s software ecosystem.
Huawei’s HCDA‑BigData V1.0 certification, launched in April 2018, offers engineer‑level credentials, comprehensive training materials, a four‑day hands‑on program, and a Prometric exam to equip developers, partners, students, and ICT professionals with advanced big‑data development skills on FusionInsight.
This article reviews recent HPC market size and growth trends, highlights AI‑driven investment, and evaluates Huawei’s hardware, cloud, and industry‑specific solutions—including supercomputing, automotive, oil & gas, and entertainment—while offering personal insights on storage challenges and future directions.
This case study examines the shortcomings of traditional smart gas meters and explains how NB‑IoT combined with Huawei's OceanConnect platform delivers a cloud‑based, low‑power, real‑time smart gas solution that improves meter reading, safety, billing, and operational efficiency.
This article provides a comprehensive, step-by-step tutorial on preparing, provisioning, and connecting NB‑IoT devices to Huawei's OceanConnect platform, covering partner program enrollment, application creation, profile upload, codec development, device binding, data transmission, and signal downlink.
This article walks operations staff through a complete, no‑code water‑meter integration on Huawei OceanConnect, covering account registration, profile creation, codec plugin setup, and device debugging, all without writing code, buying hardware, or installing development tools.
This article reviews the previous IoT development lesson, explains the OceanConnect cloud platform, introduces Huawei's Remote Lab with its 45 environments and new no‑code, one‑click, and device‑simulator features, and provides step‑by‑step guidance on reserving the lab and upcoming graphical‑profile training.
The article explains the role, responsibilities, and career benefits of integration validation (solution testing) engineers at Huawei, offering practical advice and personal perspectives for newcomers transitioning from development to testing positions.
A veteran engineer recounts how early curiosity with a programmable educational device led to a career at Huawei, confronting communication‑product challenges, fixing a critical network reset bug, and ultimately pioneering a micro‑service transformation that reshaped a 300k‑line legacy system.
This guide demonstrates how to configure ACL and NAT on Huawei AR series routers to block internal hosts from accessing external web interfaces and to restrict web management access to specific subnets, including step‑by‑step command examples and verification procedures.
The article explains how Huawei transformed from the world’s largest device maker into a top ICT software solutions supplier by embracing open‑source technologies, collaborating with the Linux Foundation, and driving innovations in cloud‑native, big‑data, and networking ecosystems.
This guide walks Huawei competition participants through the essential steps for building a video app, covering user‑need analysis, UI simplification, backend setup, performance considerations, screen adaptation, messaging, precise marketing, and experience measurement, while providing useful resource links.
The review evaluates Huawei's ES3600 v3 enterprise NVMe SSD, detailing its specifications, benchmark methodology, and performance results across SQL Server, MySQL, and synthetic workloads, and concludes with an assessment of its strengths, weaknesses, and suitability for latency‑sensitive database applications.
The Global Cloud Computing Open Source Conference in Beijing showcased Huawei’s leadership with talks on joint innovation for digital transformation, the evolution of OpenSDS, Golang‑based DevOps orchestration, and SDN solutions in OpenStack, while previewing upcoming sessions on cloud‑driven development and open‑source community governance.
This guide explains how to use a Huawei router's transparent bridge and VLAN features to enable communication between selected departments while isolating others, detailing the scenario, configuration logic, and step‑by‑step command sequence for setting up bridge groups and VLAN interfaces.
This article provides a detailed technical analysis of Huawei's Dorado V3 all‑flash storage system, explaining its classification, the GRIP (Granular management, ROW, Inline deduplication & compression, Parity RAID) and FAST (FlashLink, Active‑active, Zero‑loss snapshot, RAID‑TP) technologies, and why these features are essential for modern flash‑oriented solutions.
The 2016 HDG Shenzhen finale recap highlights five expert talks covering developer journeys, Huawei's network acceleration API, AI‑driven maker spirit, cloud collaboration strategies, and the CloudOpera IES open‑API ecosystem, illustrating practical lessons for modern developers.
With explosive OTT growth and soaring data traffic, traditional network acceleration falls short, so Huawei’s open network acceleration solution leverages REST APIs to dynamically speed up the UE‑to‑eNodeB link, cutting latency and boosting user experience across gaming, video, and e‑commerce.
The 2016 Huawei Developer Competition showcased the third‑place IoT Smart Door Manager by Duoling, built on Huawei’s OceanConnect IoT platform, illustrating its technical framework, advantages over conventional smart locks, and guidance for integrating home IoT products with the cloud service.
This guide explains how to diagnose and resolve issues preventing a PC from logging into a Huawei device's web management interface by checking IP configuration, enabling HTTP services, loading the web package, and configuring appropriate user accounts.
The article examines how the acquisition of ARM by SoftBank signals the start of a fierce competition for IoT entry points, explains the two‑level entry model of infrastructure and applications, analyzes Huawei’s open‑platform strategy and API value chain, and argues that openness is essential for building a sustainable IoT ecosystem.
At the 2016 China Internet Application Innovation Conference in Shanghai, industry leaders and government officials outlined a collaborative, standards‑driven approach to smart‑home ecosystems, emphasizing open gateways, shared platforms, and operator‑led business models to accelerate nationwide adoption.
The article examines Huawei’s push for open ICT capabilities by detailing how its developer community provides unified resource access, user‑friendly SDKs and documentation, a powerful IDE, remote lab environments, comprehensive support, certification processes, and a revenue‑sharing marketplace to foster a thriving ecosystem.
The 2016 Huawei Developer Contest concluded with 2,567 teams, and among the 20 finalists, Sanchuan Smart Water secured first prize by leveraging Huawei’s OceanConnect IoT platform and NB‑IoT modules to create an intelligent water management solution, which will be showcased over the next month.
In 2016, Chinese firms dominated global R&D growth, with 130 companies entering the Global Innovation 1000 list, Alibaba leading domestically, and Huawei projected to rank among the top ten worldwide, reflecting an 18.6% increase in China’s innovation spending.
NB‑IoT, a narrow‑band IoT technology standardized by 3GPP, offers ultra‑low power, extensive coverage, long battery life, and high capacity, making it the most suitable LPWA option for operators, with distinct features, commercial models, Huawei’s contributions, and diverse application scenarios detailed in this overview.
The article examines the growing crisis in the software testing industry, highlighting external stagnation, internal role changes at Huawei, the impact of DevOps and cloud technologies, and proposes how testers can adapt by expanding skills, embracing automation, and positioning themselves as quality guardians.
This article estimates how a modern Huawei employee's annual income would compare to the earnings of high‑ranking officials, low‑ranking officials, and laborers in the Northern Song dynasty by converting contemporary wages into rice and gold equivalents and analyzing purchasing power differences.
The article details a troubleshooting process for a Huawei AR2240 router experiencing external network access issues due to ARP IP conflicts, showing how to identify the conflicting MAC address from trap logs and resolve the problem by creating an ACL to deny the offending MAC on the relevant interface.
An insider critique reveals how Huawei's complex hierarchy, rigid processes, outdated tools, and management culture hinder software development efficiency and quality, urging a shift toward flatter, more agile R&D practices.
The Hangzhou HDG salon showcased Huawei’s CloudOpera IES, PaaS platform and Fusion Video advances, with experts detailing open APIs, remote labs, Kubernetes‑based container management, multi‑screen architecture, and community‑driven developer support, highlighting practical benefits for telecom and cloud developers.
The article reviews a decade of deep‑learning breakthroughs, highlights Huawei Noah's recent research on speech, image and natural‑language processing, and discusses future trends such as neural‑symbolic integration, end‑to‑end learning, and knowledge‑driven AI systems.
The HDG Hangzhou event showcased Huawei’s CloudOpera IES architecture, north‑ and south‑bound open capabilities, hands‑on remote labs, plus deep dives into Huawei CCE hybrid‑cloud containers, Kubernetes design, and video UI integration, all wrapped in live streaming, audience interaction, and community networking.
This guide explains how to set up NAT server and NAT outbound on a Huawei router so that internal users can access a server via the router's WAN IP on port 80 and external users can reach the same server using port 8089, including required ACL and interface configurations.
This guide explains why the Huawei router reports a missing configuration file when resetting saved-configuration, shows how to inspect startup files, use a startup saved-configuration command to prevent the error, and confirms that the factory configuration matches the current settings after reboot.
The Beijing OpenStack Days event on July 14‑15, sponsored by Huawei, gathered over 2,000 attendees and featured key speeches on Open Cloud, distributed data‑center challenges, and OpenStack container projects, while showcasing FusionCloud solutions and upcoming technical sessions.
This guide details the step‑by‑step configuration of a Huawei router (RouterA) to access the Internet through an ADSL modem using PPPoE client mode, and the setup of a second router (RouterB) as a PPPoE server with RADIUS authentication, including necessary interface, routing, and NAT settings for a small‑business LAN.
This guide walks through creating an address pool, setting up AAA authentication, defining a virtual template, enabling PPPoE on an interface, and configuring a PPPoE client with dialer rules and credentials on Huawei equipment.
This guide demonstrates how to configure Huawei routers for IP Source Guard using static binding tables and DHCP Snooping dynamic binding, covering command-line steps to add static entries, enable IPSG on interfaces and VLANs, and set up trusted ports for DHCP snooping.
This guide explains a UK project’s requirements for displaying a non‑public domain on the portal authentication page, using Huawei Access Controller to provide local DNS resolution, DNS relay, and dynamic DNS configuration, along with step‑by‑step configuration details and verification procedures.
This guide explains how to configure a Huawei router to automatically differentiate China Telecom and China Unicom traffic, route each to its respective ISP, and enable seamless failover to the Telecom line if the Unicom link fails, using NAT, ACLs, and policy routing.
This article explains why accessing an internal web server via its public NAT address fails, analyzes the current Huawei router configuration, and provides step‑by‑step NAT and ACL adjustments along with alternative access methods to resolve the issue.
In this extensive interview, Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei explains how political reforms, tax incentives, a relentless single‑focus strategy, continuous learning from the West, strong intellectual‑property protection, and a culture that values ideals over profit have driven Huawei’s growth and shaped his views on innovation, management, and China’s future industrial landscape.
Drawing from a decade at Huawei, the author shares twelve practical lessons on teamwork, ambition, continuous learning, strategic thinking, independent judgment, proactive action, responsibility, cultural appreciation, openness, time management, and the importance of sharing, followed by a concise summary of Ren Zhengfei's ten principles for selecting senior managers.
Huawei’s success stems from a long‑standing profit‑sharing system that treats knowledge as capital, distributes value through employee stock ownership, and aligns incentives with a culture of collective effort, driving the company from six founders to over 170,000 staff and billions in revenue.
This article distills Ren Zhengfei’s management philosophy—using analogies like planting flowers in manure, the deadly red shoes, and the heroic Dan Ke—to illustrate how Huawei sustains growth by leveraging existing strengths, embracing disciplined innovation, and prioritizing survival over short‑term profit.
This guide details a step‑by‑step Huawei router configuration that creates basic and advanced ACLs, defines time‑based FTP access, sets up firewall zones for internal and external networks, and verifies the resulting security policies using command‑line examples.
This guide walks you through installing Docker on Ubuntu, covering supported versions, system prerequisites, kernel checks, step‑by‑step installation commands, verification, and explains how Docker integrates with Huawei's eSDK storage via Unicorn Hub.
This guide details the step‑by‑step process of generating RSA keys, enabling SFTP and SSH services, creating users, uploading a web package, loading it onto the device, and configuring HTTPS/HTTP server functions to allow web‑based management of a Huawei switch.
Ren Zhengfei reflects on his transition from technical expert to organizational leader, emphasizing the power of collective effort, employee shareholding, rotating leadership, and adaptive management that helped Huawei grow from a tiny startup to a global technology giant.
Ren Zhengfei outlines Huawei’s perspective on internet thinking, stressing the need for industrial automation before informationization, urging diversification beyond single business models, warning against hype‑driven innovation, and promoting scientific management and strategic openness for sustainable growth.
This guide explains how to remove a static IP binding, clear ARP caches, and perform network checks such as loop detection, CPU usage monitoring, and log inspection to resolve persistent IP usage errors on Huawei equipment.
This guide explains step‑by‑step how to enable the Telnet service on a Huawei switch, set up a time‑range, create a basic ACL that permits a single host, and apply the ACL to the VTY lines to restrict access.
This guide explains how to configure Huawei IPSG on S-series devices by creating user‑bind tables and enabling IP source checking, providing both static and dynamic configuration examples with VLAN, DHCP snooping, and interface settings.
This guide explains how to create a permanent port group on a Huawei aggregation switch, add ten access‑switch interfaces to it, set the ports as trunk, allow VLAN20 traffic, and verify the configuration using display commands.
This guide provides a step‑by‑step configuration for setting up an L2TP VPN on Huawei equipment, covering ACL rules, IP pools, user authentication, interface settings, virtual templates, PPP parameters, static routing, and related commands.
This guide demonstrates how to create Huawei router ACLs and traffic policies that deny traffic from a given IP subnet and block TCP ports 25, 110, and 80, applying the policies inbound on a GigabitEthernet interface.
The article explains how to identify the MAC address and switch port of a device causing an IP conflict on a Huawei S5700 by disconnecting the server, ping testing, telneting to the switch, and executing a specific ARP display command.
This guide explains how to delete a static DHCP binding on Huawei's GigabitEthernet 0/0/2 interface, troubleshoot the "static‑MAC user" error, and verify the removal using CLI commands such as undo, reset, and display.
This guide details the step‑by‑step configuration of a Huawei device to enable web management, generate local RSA keys, activate SFTP and SSH services, upload web files, and set up HTTP/HTTPS servers with user authentication, providing commands and verification procedures.
Huawei’s shift from a pure telecom operator to a full‑stack IT company reveals the challenges of ecosystem complexity, open‑source adoption, talent restructuring, and strategic focus, offering valuable insights for R&D managers navigating large‑scale digital transformation.
