For three years, Huawei has remained practically outside the global smartphone market. But a new rumor suggests that the Chinese brand already has a plan in place to return in a big way among the big brands.
According to information from the Chinese media outlet It Home, the smartphone manufacturer's new movement has already begun with the launch of the expected Huawei Mate 60 Pro.
After suffering a severe economic blow with the 2019 US decree that prohibited US companies from selling software and equipment to Huawei, the company now estimates that sales of its new phone model will exceed 10-12 million units in a year.
Sales of the advanced Huawei Mate 60 Pro could reach 15-17 million
For the launch of its new line of smartphones, Huawei has changed its strategy. According to It Home, the company started with a domestic launch and then moved into foreign markets.
The news since the launch of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro a week ago is that the smartphone is turning heads all over the Internet. Apparently, sellers are stocking up on the new phone so as not to be left out of the big market trend, while Chinese consumers are lining up to purchase the device.
So far, the popularity of Huawei's new model has led to sales estimates of more than 10-12 million units in one year. However, if the pace continues, this figure could reach 15-17 million.
Huawei changed its supply chain after the US ban
Following the announcement of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, the US government stated that it would investigate the product. This is because one of the reasons why the Chinese manufacturer's new model is attracting attention is its new Kirin 9000s 5G processor.
Developed specifically for Huawei, the chip's advanced technology has surprised industry experts. Since 2019, with Sino-US tensions in the tech industry rising, the United States has banned American companies from selling software and equipment to Huawei.
With its efforts to restrict China's access to foreign chip technology, the United States wants to investigate how the company managed to make a chip with such advanced technology. During a company press conference on September 5 of this year, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan stated that the country needs "more information about its character and composition" to determine whether the parties circumvented the restrictions. Americans to semiconductor exports.
Meanwhile, Huawei stated that the supply chain was one of the points it needed to strengthen following the US ban. To this end, the manufacturer built a national supply chain in collaboration with local partners. The Huawei Mate 60 Pro would even be the first fruit of this, with more than 90% of its components manufactured in China.
If the information is confirmed, this move by Huawei marks great progress for the company and the development of a product with the smallest number of foreign components to date. It is this self-sufficiency in the technology industry that China has been striving for.
Another report suggested that Huawei would not be able to launch its new flagship to consumers around the world, but the company seems to have found a way around it. According to a certification authority, Huawei has already pre-launched a global variant of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro.
Until now, there is no confirmed information about the launch of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro in the international market. But expectations for a big Huawei comeback are higher than ever.
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