AMD RX 6500 graphics card is a must-see before starting; Huawei is still in a difficult period and still takes 50 billion dividends

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As the RX 6500XT graphics card does not perform as expected, AMD expects to launch a lower-spec, less expensive RX 6500 graphics card in May.

The RX 6500 is similar in size to the existing RX 6400, with a Navi 24-core, 768 stream processors, a frequency of up to 2321MHz, and a 64-bit-wide, 4GB of video memory, with a TDP of 53W, eliminating the need for external power supply.

It should be noted that RX 6400 is oem-specific, RX 6500 is for the retail market, although the lack of external power supply is an advantage, but the overall performance of the graphics card is the market is more concerned about the place.

According to the Shanghai Securities News, on February 6, a number of Huawei insiders said that in 2021, although Huawei is still in a difficult period, the company will still spend more than 50 billion yuan to pay dividends to the "strivers".

According to the report, after verification by many parties, Huawei's 2021 annual stock dividend plan has been released: although it is in a difficult period, Huawei will continue to implement stock dividends, and it is expected to be 1.58 yuan per share.

It is understood that as of December 31, 2020, Huawei's total share capital is about 34.7575 billion shares, "the past year was a year of Larger Turnover of Huawei's personnel, many talents have joined Huawei, and many people have left from Huawei, Huawei has issued a lot of shares, and also repurchased a lot of shares. People close to Huawei said. Based on the dividend of 1.58 yuan per share, in 2021, Huawei will spend more than 50 billion yuan to distribute red envelopes to the "strivers".

According to Huawei's previous forecast, it will achieve sales revenue of about 634 billion yuan in 2021, which will be 29% lower than in 2020. According to Huawei's official website, Huawei Investment Holding Co., Ltd. is a private enterprise that is 100% owned by employees. Huawei implements an employee stock ownership plan through a labor union, and as of December 31, 2020, the number of participants in the employee stock ownership plan is 121269, and the participants are all employees of the company.

Huawei's internal equity plan began in 1990, when founder Ren Zhengfei held shares in the company as a natural person shareholder, and Ren Zhengfei also participated in the employee stock ownership plan. As of December 31, 2020, Ren Zhengfei's total capital contribution was equivalent to approximately 0.90% of the company's total share capital.