Huawei

The Chinese company said its new chipmaking approach could help it match TSMC and Intel by 2031.

The framework could help Huawei’s chips achieve 1.4-nm-equivalent transistor density by 2031.

From parts to software, the Chinese technology giant has become more than just a supplier.

The flagship tablet anchored a wider lineup aimed at strengthening Huawei’s position across consumer devices.

The Chinese tech giant said it spent a record amount on R&D in 2025.

A Chinese charging infrastructure company led the latest investment.

The company aims to address U6GHz’s propagation challenges and unlock a new class of mobile networking performance.

The disclosure comes as Huawei regains the top spot on a full-year basis in mainland China’s smartphone market.