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Huawei was once fighting for its survival. It is back to nearly $100 billion in revenue in 2023

Huawei was once fighting for its survival. It is back to nearly $100 billion in revenue in 2023 | CNN Business

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/12/29/tech/huawei-revenue-rebound-china-intl-hnk/index.html

Huawei said Friday that its revenue climbed 9% this year, solidifying a comeback after a tough couple of years that included being caught in the center of the US-China tech rivalry.

Huawei was once fighting for its survival. It is back to nearly $100 billion in revenue in 2023 | CNN Business

Huawei was once fighting for its survival. It is back to nearly $100 billion in revenue in 2023::Huawei said Friday that its revenue climbed 9% this year, solidifying a comeback after a tough couple of years that included being caught in the center of the US-China tech rivalry.

16 comments

Yewb

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Dont forget they only exist today because rampant blantant intellectual property theft.

https://globalnews.ca/news/7275588/inside-the-chinese-military-attack-on-nortel/

artic

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Based intellectual property should be abolished

fruitycoder

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I feel like they only support this in a one way transaction kind of way.

umbrella

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awesome.

fr4nk_j4eger

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probably everyone realized that google is peeking in your private business anyway so it's ok to continue use cheap stuff + no play services installed.

Specal

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I know it's fun to think "Chinese = bad" but I've had a Huawei matebook D14 for a few years now and it's hands down the best value laptop I've ever owned. It's reasonably spec'd (although is starting to show it's age with only 8gb of ram). The build quality is fantastic, way better then any HP or Toshiba laptop I've owned. And has never had any thermal issues. I took it apart for the first time the other day for a clean and the disassembly was easy, no stupid mismatch of screws just simple. I will definitely buy another when the time is right.

Potatos_are_not_friends

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The root issue isn't quality, it's the security issues with backdoors to the Chinese government.

Maybe you don't care about your own data. But companies, hospitals, and financial institutions do.

Specal

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Okay and what's the difference between US companies stealing my data? I'm not American yet American companies are forever stealing my data.

I'll just stop buying anything then

fruitycoder

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Pervasiveness of the breach. China or the NSA would be in advanced persistent threat category of threats where you could just sue Google (a monumental task but more than you could even get China or NSA to acknowledge your complaint.