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The United States is keeping a close eye on China's chip industry and-for-tat with Chinese companies, and Huawei is the target of the United States. In 2020, the United States implemented chip rules, resulting in TSMC being unable to OEM Kirin chips for Huawei, and many American companies need to obtain licenses to supply Huawei.
Huawei has not given up, it has been working hard in the past few years, and the hard work has paid off, and the hard work has paid off, Huawei HiSilicon: Vientiane Xinsheng in 2024.
The United States has imposed a series of chip restrictions on Huawei. The most important of these is a change in the export control rules issued by the United States on May 17, 2020, which prohibits any foreign company that uses U.S. technology or software from supplying Huawei** chips without permission.
This regulation has had a significant impact on chipmakers around the world, including TSMC. This restriction has caused serious problems for Huawei. As Huawei was unable to continue to buy advanced chips from American companies, the production of its mobile phones and network equipment was severely affected.
Huawei's global market share has also been challenged as other competitors can continue to use U.S. technology and chips. In the following years, Huawei's mobile phone market share declined rapidly, "Huawei fell, Apple was full", and Apple became a big winner in the mobile phone market.
The difficulties did not make Huawei bow its head, Huawei chose the rules of hard chips, increased its independent research and development, and achieved de-beautification in various core technology fields. In addition, Huawei actively cooperates with domestic and foreign partners to seek alternative chains. Huawei's efforts have not been in vain, and the Kirin 9000S chip equipped with the Mate60 series is the best proof of this.
This chip does not contain American technology, nor is it a stock chip, let alone a TSMC foundry. With this information alone, it is enough to explain a lot of problems, Huawei has hardened the rules of the United States, achieved self-sufficiency, and successfully reborn Kirin chips in the mainland's ** chain.
The Kirin 9000S chip is only a part of Huawei's bottom card, as well as the Kirin 9000SL, Kirin 8000 equipped with the nova 12 series, and the Kirin 9000W announced overseas, etc., are all important parts of Huawei's Kirin universe. There are more and more Kirin chips on the market, and many of them are models that have never appeared in the past few years.
In 2023, Huawei's various businesses will resume regular operations, and in 2024, Huawei HiSilicon Semiconductor released a poster titled "2024 Vientiane Chip". "Xinsheng" also represents "new life", which seems to imply that HiSilicon chips will go all out in 2024.
So far, Huawei has used Kirin chips in smartphones, tablets, folding screen flagships and other products, and may also achieve an all-round return in many fields such as cars, wearables, and PCs.
With self-developed chips and self-developed systems, the United States has not been able to have much impact on Huawei in terms of software and hardware ecosystems. In 2024, Huawei will witness many historic moments for Huawei, such as the comprehensive coverage of the HarmonyOS native application ecosystem, the new success of the intelligent vehicle solution business, and the regaining of the original market position of Kirin chips.
The United States has strictly guarded against Huawei, but Huawei has changed its course, and it is not only American technology that can be followed. In the end, the conspiracy and trickery of the United States are nothing more than a bamboo basket for nothing.
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