In the era of globalization, science and technology are an important symbol of national competitiveness. However, the United States has imposed various bans on Huawei under the pretext of "national security", affecting Huawei's chips, mobile phones, 5G and other businesses. These bans not only harm Huawei's legitimate rights and interests, but also hinder the development and innovation of global science and technology.
However, Huawei has not given up, is still accelerating forward, and has achieved remarkable breakthrough achievements. In two ways, the ban has backfired, and what the United States does not want to see is happening.
Huawei completes self-developed MateERP switchover The enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is an integrated management software that helps enterprises coordinate and optimize various departments and business processes. For a global technology giant like Huawei, the ERP system is the key to its operational efficiency and competitiveness. However, the US ban made Huawei unable to use the original SAP ERP system, forcing Huawei to develop a new ERP system on its own.
After more than two years of hard work, Huawei finally completed the switch of its self-developed Mate ERP system, realizing full-stack autonomy and controllability. The MateERP system not only covers Huawei's services in multiple scenarios, such as smartphones, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things, but also supports functions such as multiple languages, currencies, and legal systems, adapting to Huawei's global needs.
The impact of Huawei's self-developed ERP system on American enterprises is obvious. On the one hand, U.S. businesses can suffer a snub and lose an important customer and partner; On the other hand, American companies are also facing strong competition, and Huawei's self-developed ERP system may become the choice of other domestic manufacturers or overseas markets.
Huawei's high-end mobile phone accelerates shipments Mobile phones are one of Huawei's most affected businesses. Due to the US ban, Huawei cannot use key technologies and resources such as Google services and Kirin chips, causing its mobile phones to suffer difficulties in the market.
However, Huawei did not give up the high-end mobile phone market, but accelerated shipments and achieved good results. According to the data, last year, Huawei's Mate 50 series ranked second in the Chinese market, second only to Apple's iPhone 13 series, and surpassed Xiaomi, OPPO and other brands. At the same time, Huawei has also raised its high-end mobile phone shipment target, even in 2023, Huawei Mete50 sales in the first quarter are also on the list. These data show that Huawei's high-end mobile phones still have strong attraction and competitiveness.
The impact of Huawei's high-end mobile phones on American companies cannot be ignored. In the face of Huawei's attack, American companies are likely to lose more market share in subsequent competition, especially in a huge market such as China; Another point is that U.S. companies are also facing strong competition on a global scale, and Huawei's high-end mobile phones may become the choice of other overseas markets or consumer groups.
Through the analysis of the above two aspects, we can see that Huawei continues to improve its self-research level, get rid of its dependence on US technology, and expand its industrial ecosystem. These are all significant breakthrough achievements made by Huawei in the face of the US ban.
At the same time, we can also see that the side effects of the US ban have had adverse effects. The more the United States sanctions Huawei, the easier it is to stimulate Huawei's determination and ability to develop itself, and promote other domestic manufacturers or overseas markets to cooperate or follow suit. These are all things that the United States does not want to see.
Huawei executive Ms. Meng Wanzhou also previously announced, "In the face of the future, we are under pressure and more confident!" As soon as this remark came out, many foreign media interpreted it, believing that it represented that Huawei was ready to "re-attack the mobile phone field" and prepare to regain what it had lost. Some pessimistic overseas media said that Huawei did not give in in the face of the US blockade, it completed a gorgeous turn, and it seems that no one can stop it.
Therefore, we can conclude that the US ban did not break Huawei, but made Huawei stronger. This gives us a revelation: as long as there is independent and controllable ability and confidence, domestic science and technology can also continue to progress and innovate. Huawei's self-research will promote the development of domestic manufacturers and make more people aware of the importance of self-research.