According to the "Asahi Shimbun" and other Japanese media reports: After the release of Huawei Mate 60 Pro, a Japanese laboratory immediately purchased a mobile phone and disassembled it in detail.
Shockingly: during the disassembly process, they found that this Huawei Mate 60 Pro did not use any American chips.
This discovery is undoubtedly a huge shock for Japanese laboratories, because they have always thought that Huawei's mobile phones will use a lot of American chip technology, but this disassembly results prove that Huawei has successfully achieved the goal of de-Americanization.
This news has attracted widespread attention and discussion.
Phone disassembly
People are starting to think about how Huawei has achieved de-Americanization on a global scale, and how this affects Huawei's competitive position in the global market.
As a Chinese company, Huawei has always faced pressure and restrictions from the US government, especially in the field of 5G technology.
However, through independent R&D and innovation, Huawei has successfully freed itself from dependence on American technology, demonstrating the strength and determination of Chinese enterprises.
Huawei's de-Americanization strategy is not only a response to the US government, but also a positive response to global market competition.
With the continuous development of the global technology industry and the increasingly fierce competition between countries, Huawei has demonstrated its competitiveness and innovation in the global market through de-Americanization, setting an example for Chinese enterprises.
In addition, Huawei's de-Americanization has also had a positive impact on its partners. Enterprises in many countries and regions hope to establish cooperative relationships with Huawei to jointly promote the development of the technology industry. Huawei's de-Americanization has enabled more countries and regions to see the opportunities and potential of cooperation with Huawei, contributing to the improvement and development of the global technology industry chain.
Huawei de-Americanizes
The Washington Post quoted Paul Triolo, head of technology policy at Albright Stonebridge Group, a Washington-based business consultancy, as saying:
"This new phone is a major blow to the United States."
"The launch of this phone will have a profound impact on the U.S. tech industry and job market," he noted. ”
As a business consulting firm, Albright Stonebridge Group has in-depth research and understanding of the technology market, and Paul Triolo believes that the emergence of this new mobile phone will challenge the competitiveness of American technology companies in the global market.
"If U.S. tech companies fail to adjust their strategies in time to the new competitive environment, they risk losing market share and losing profits," he warned. ”
The smartphone industry has always been one of the important pillars of the US economy, Paul Triolo pointed out: with the launch of new mobile phones, the demand for old mobile phones will decline significantly, which will lead to the reduction of employment opportunities in the related industry chain, especially for enterprises engaged in manufacturing, assembling and selling old mobile phones, they will face more severe challenges.
In addition, the launch of new phones will also prompt some tech companies to restructure and lay off employees, further exacerbating the instability of the job market.
Huawei's development
However, Paul Triollo also cautioned that although the launch of new phones may have certain negative effects, this does not mean that the US technology industry will completely collapse.
He said: American technology enterprises have strong strength and competitive advantages in technological innovation and research and development. As long as these companies can flexibly respond to market changes and strengthen their innovation capabilities, there are still opportunities to remain competitive in the global market.
Overall, Paul Triolo believes that the launch of this new phone is a major blow to the United States.
It will have a profound impact on the tech industry and the job market.
However, as long as U.S. tech companies adjust their strategies and strengthen innovation in a timely manner, they still have a chance to succeed in a fierce market.
But is that really the case?
What do you think, family?