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Huawei wants EU to intervene in InterDigital patent spat
Huawei wants EU antitrust regulators to investigate its dispute with Interdigital, saying the US company is demanding money with menace. -
Huawei gunning for the Cisco kid
Huawei has been talking up its new enterprise unit which it claims will give market leaders Cisco a real Chinese burn. -
Lenovo invests in Chinese mobile plant
Lenovo has been attempting to jam its foot in the door of the mobile market which is already crowded with the likes of Apple, , Huawei, Samsung and ZTE. -
Intel forms lab with Huawei
Intel and China's Huawei Technologies are building a joint lab to speed up the development of Time Division Duplex Long Term Evolution (TDD-LTE) -
Smartphones sales set to cross a billion
The analysts also expect Samsung and Huawei to gain market share. -
Symantec divorces Huawei for fear of US blowback
Due to one of those rare moments where doing business with China is detrimental to your bottom line, Symantec has exited its joint-venture with Huawei, the Chinese networking and telecommunications giant, for fears of being shelved in the security technology race in the US. -
Huawei stopped from working on Australia's National Broadband project
Although Huawei has been spreading itself fast and thick across Europe, Asia and India, the network company has now come up against a brick wall in Australia where it has been blocked from bidding on the country's $37.5 billion national broadband (NBN) project. -
Controversial Huawei signs up to Intel E5
For the first time, industry talking-point Huawei is going to list to the long line of companies which has Intel Inside. Huawei will use Intel's latest just-announced Xeon architecture, the E5-2600. There will be 22 servers launching in 2012 with the Intel E5-2600. -
Cyber war depending on M.A.D deterrent
Dmitri Alperovitch of the firm CrowdStrike said that there was a need for capacity building in these countries where the security expertise is thin on the ground. If the US was not there then Huawei and the Chinese will be. -
Sony dismisses quad-core smartphones
The announcement is a slap in the face with a wet fish for Nvidia's Tegra 3 and LG Optimus 4X HD, then came the HTC One X, the ZTE Era and Huawei's Ascend D Quad. Everyone expects Samsung's quad-core Samsung Galaxy S III to be out soon too. -
Cheap Androids to gobble up feature phone sales
Decent enough Android devices at a relatively low price are going to be what turns the tide for smartphones at least in China, Ching-chiang thinks. Companies like ZTE and Huawei already have their eyes set on that particular market, along with the rest of the world, and competition is going to be fi -
Huawei eyes enterprise expansion as revenues jump
Huawei's revenues grew11 percent to $32 billion last year, with mobile and enterprise sales adding to its growing global presence. -
Huawei's full HD MediaPad takes aim at big players
One of the flagship devices being presented by Huawei is its Android tablet, the Mediapad 10 FHD. FHD, of course, stands for Full HD, and in this case, 1920x1200 on a 10-inch multitouch LED LCD IPS panel. The design of the device resembles Apple's unibody chassis, which in fact it is. -
Huawei releases super-fast Android
Huawei has introduced what it calls the world's fastest quad-core smartphone, the Huawei Ascend D quad. Powered by Huawei's K3V2 quad-core 1.2GHz/1.5GHz processor the beast comes with Android 4.0. -
Apple losing ground in China
Behind the bamboo curtain, Cupertino is facing cut-throat competition from South Korea's Samsung, Nokia, and local firms Huawei and ZTE. -
Android ships on over half of the world's smartphones
In Gartner's manufacturer list, Nokia and Samsung still pipped it to making the most mobile device sales. They are followed by Apple and then some intriguing newcomers to the western market in ZTE and Huawei. -
Internet faced with Wild West clean-up
Writing in his blog, he thinks that technology sold by the likes of network equipment giants Cisco, Juniper and Huawei had developed to the point where it would be possible for internet providers to offer a "global file registry filter" that would reduce piracy and net nasties "to a very small probl -
ZTE expects to double sales in 2012
In the end, ZTE's competition may not be in the established phone brands - but from its rival from native China, Huawei, which is embarking on similar plans.
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