It looks as if Huawei is strategically abandoning the US market.
According to Korean media etnews reports, as the U.S. government and Parliament jointly blocked Huawei, Huawei has decided to abolish all U.S. office positions, exit the U.S. market. The report shows that at present, Huawei in the United States, including Washington, D.C. and Washington, a total of 3 offices, they are mainly responsible for the Amazon, Microsoft and other enterprises to channel cooperation, but also for some partners to provide communications services.
However, Huawei has a thousand-person research and Development center in Silicon Valley, and there is no news yet about what the future will be. Of course, we all know that Huawei in the United States is already struggling, the operator of the main U.S. channel is blocked, it can only be in the Amazon and other electric dealers ' little "type of selling products.
This time, it is completely out of the U.S. market, leaving no cloud.
The source said Huawei had been negotiating a decision to exit the US market for 3-4 months.
In response to the report, Huawei responded that the news was not true.
But Huawei's current embattled situation in the US market is certain.
In April this year, Forbes wrote that the US is no longer part of Huawei's global strategy, judging from recent comments by Huawei executives, so Huawei will quickly shrink the size of its US business, including sales, marketing and aftermarket support, and is expected to leave the US market by the end of the year.
As for the reasons, we all understand, and we will not repeat them here. A few days ago, Tiger Sniff article "Huawei Secret Strategy ' da Vinci plan ' exposure, Trump panic?" said that in July of this year, Huawei's secret strategy, The Da Vinci plan, was exposed, hoping to introduce AI into all the businesses it was involved in, from Telecom base stations, cloud data centers, to smartphones and cameras.
The information, the American media analyst, said the move would not only mean entering the fray, but would also further aggravate the U.S. government's concerns and restrictions on Huawei.
Huawei knows it's hopeless, so it's a sensible but helpless choice to leave the United States and concentrate all its forces on the prospects.
But there is no way, and Huawei has to look ahead.
Just last week, IDC reported that Huawei overtook Apple as the world's second-largest maker of smart machines in the second quarter of this year, the first two places Apple has failed to enter the global smartphone market since 2010.
Taking advantage of this good news, the ' Big Mouth ' Yu, in the media communication meeting set a goal, in the fourth quarter of next year than Samsung, to become the world's highest shipments of smart phone manufacturers.
While Samsung's share of the world's leading edge is being scaled down, in the US, the world's third-largest mobile market, Huawei's share is largely analogous to Samsung's performance in China, while Samsung remains second in the United States. At present, Huawei has accelerated the pace of the sea, in Russia and other markets, has achieved an objective growth.
But if there is no sound volume in the United States, only ' make ' in the rest of the market, it will be a difficult model for Huawei.
Of course, Huawei is not the only mobile phone business, according to IHS Markit's report that last year, Huawei became the only telecoms equipment maker to gain growth, with a share of 25% from 2016 to 28%, replacing Ericsson as the first.
The problem is that telecoms equipment is closer to the base and bottom service than the handsets, and the West is certainly unwilling to cede power to Huawei.
Needless to say, Australia has banned telecommunications companies from buying Huawei's telecoms equipment, while the UK has launched a survey of Huawei on the basis of ' endangering national cyber security '.
In short, in the context of the great power game, domestic manufacturers are in the weight of the forward, and the line and cherish it. Is Huawei completely out of the US market? Official response: Not true