In recent years, Huawei has been really difficult. I thought that after the rise of the 5G field, I would be able to fly high from now on, but I never thought that it was hated by the old and the United States, and various targeting and blockade measures were introduced one after another. Huawei not only lost a lot of 5G orders, but even self-developed Kirin chips are difficult to produce. Let us rest assured that although life is difficult, Huawei's fighting spirit is still high.
In June of this year, Huawei officially released the HarmonyOS 2 system, which is the mobile version of the Hongmeng system. Friends who follow Huawei should know that the reason why Huawei launched the Hongmeng system was mainly forced by the United States. If it weren’t for Google’s announcement to stop supporting Android services on Huawei phones, then today’s Huawei phones are most likely to use the Android system.
And this time, the HarmonyOS 2 system is officially launched. In fact, Huawei is demonstrating to the United States in disguise: Since you don’t let me use Android, I will create a substitute for Android to break your US monopoly in the operating system field. . According to Huawei's Yu Chengdong, the total number of upgraded users of the mobile version of the Hongmeng system since its launch on June 2 has reached 40 million.
In the past month, the installed capacity of the Hongmeng system has reached 40 million. Huawei does have the ability. The industry predicts that if the Hongmeng system can continue to maintain this installation speed, the number of users of the Hongmeng system will exceed 100 million by the end of the year at the earliest, making it the third largest operating system in the world.
It is worth noting that in addition to the system, Huawei HiSilicon chip also has good news.
According to the news on August 3 of Jiwei, Huawei HiSilicon chips will be mass-produced next year!
But it should be noted that the mass-produced chip is not a Huawei mobile phone chip, but a screen driver chip!
It is reported that Huawei HiSilicon’s self-developed OLED driver chip has been taped out in 2020, and it is currently in the trial production stage and will be mass-produced next year.