Huawei’s quest for resurgence
To rebuild its supply chain, Huawei is aspiring to end-to-end home-grown innovation to power both its hardware- and cloud-related businesses. While its chip subsidiary, HiSilicon, designs data center server processors and chips for devices and telecom network equipment, it is seeking to ramp up production capabilities through a three-pronged strategy: build in-house chips, partner with domestic fabs, and invest in domestic chip startups.
This report addresses Huawei’s efforts to stage a comeback and the likelihood of success.
- Summary
- Sanctions roil Huawei’s global standing
- Huawei goes full throttle on cloud, and chip sufficiency
- Huawei’s journey to regain its lost mojo will be a long one
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