TREE NEWS update: Huawei has largely shaken off its reliance on US technology, executive director and terminal BG chairman Yu Chengdong said at a roundtable with international media on September 29, according to meeting minutes the company released on its overseas social media accounts. Yu also said Huawei’s foldable phones entered the market earlier than Apple’s, and briefed reporters on the company’s consumer business and HarmonyOS ecosystem.
Huawei’s Yu Chengdong Says Firm Has Largely Ended Reliance on US Technology
AI take
Yu Chengdong's claim is a political and supply-chain signal as much as a product update: it suggests Huawei now positions its consumer business, including foldables and HarmonyOS, as viable without US inputs. The audience is not just phone buyers but component suppliers, developers weighing HarmonyOS, and policymakers watching export controls. The open question is whether that independence holds at scale, and whether HarmonyOS can attract enough third-party support to matter outside China.
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