A racketeering conspiracy trial against Huawei Technologies began in New York on Wednesday with federal prosecutors accusing the Chinese tech company of a litany of crimes, including stealing technology from American companies, abusing the US financial system and helping Iran snoop on its citizens. Huawei is the world's biggest supplier of gear for wireless telecom networks, but it is banned from selling equipment to US carriers over fears it poses a security risk. It has also been blacklisted by other Western allies, including Canada and Britain. Taylor Stout, a Department of Justice attorney, opened the government's case by telling the Brooklyn jury that Huawei committed multiple crimes over two decades. Defence attorney Brian Heberlig dismissed the accusations, though, saying prosecutors were basing their case on a smattering of anecdotes and some bad behaviour by a few of Huawei's roughly 200,000 employees in 170 countries to cast the company and three of its subsidiaries as a .
The new foldable is significant for ushering in Huawei's LogicFolding chip design philosophy, with its Kirin 9050 Pro processor the first silicon to be developed under that program
Huawei on Monday will unveil the latest edition of its ultra-premium trifold device, the Mate XT 2, which has two folding mechanisms
Huawei's top semiconductor scientist said the industry's long-standing approach of building ever-larger, denser chips is nearing its physical limits
The Chinese tech giant says its new chip design approach could help it compete with TSMC and Intel in advanced semiconductors
Huawei is expected to unveil the Pura X Max with a wide foldable design, as reports hint at a new form factor that could compete with upcoming devices from Apple and Samsung
A Flipkart microsite has hinted at an upcoming Huawei product launch in India, and reports suggest it could be the MatePad 11.5 tablet that the company currently sells in global markets
Ahead of its Lunar New Year release, DeepSeek denied Nvidia and AMD access to its new model, giving Chinese chipmakers, including Huawei, a weeks-long head start
Huawei's new GT6 and GT6 Pro smartwatches debut in India with up to 21-day battery life, AMOLED displays, upgraded outdoor tracking and wrist-based cycling power metrics
Huawei is likely to unveil the second-generation tri-fold smartphone, the Mate XTs, in China, ahead of Samsung's first tri-fold launch later this year
The Huawei FreeClips with open-ear listening technology sport a unique C-bridge design and are available for purchase at a price of Rs 14,999
US District Judge Ann Donnelly in Brooklyn found sufficient allegations in the 16-count indictment that Huawei engaged in racketeering to expand its brand, stole trade secrets from six companies
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei also expressed confidence in the interview that China can make breakthroughs in AI and software, particularly in an increasingly open-source environment
The guidance, issued by the US Department of Commerce, clarified that Huawei's Ascend processors are subject to strict export controls because they are believed to be designed using US-origin tech
HarmonyOS NEXT is the Android-free version of Huawei's operating system that began testing this year
Huawei is offering the GT5 in 46mm and 41mm editions. Priced at Rs 18,999 onwards, the smartwatch from Chinese brand is currently available for pre-order with bank offers
Reportedly, the operating system will first be available on the Mate 60, Mate X5, and MatePad Pro on October 15, but it is uncertain whether the Mate XT tri-fold smartphone will receive an update
US regulators last year put in place rules that stopped Nvidia from selling its advanced chips, including the H100, to Chinese customers, citing national security concern
Huawei, which is blacklisted by the US government, secretly funded a research competition that has awarded millions of dollars through the Optica Foundation
Huawei's resurgence in the high-end smartphone market after four years of US sanctions is being widely watched