Huawei’s overwhelming US sanctions

report Mehr News Agency is expected from Reuters Span> The boom in the smart driving technology business has shown a powerful return, claiming to be a victory over US sanctions in its upcoming annual results. The Chinese technology giant is likely to confirm that last year it had earned 2 billion yuan ($ 2 billion). It was less than 2 billion yuan a year before and before the company’s chip reserves declined and US restrictions raised consumer business revenue. Huawei’s boss in February revealed the company’s revenue of the year.

Huawei will also report the entire year. In October, the company recorded a 6 -month net profit reduction in October.

Huawei Managers have said that Washington’s actions have led the company to “survival mode” and led it to discover new commercial lines, mainly involving the development of products that can replace Western technology and collaborated with Chinese local officials and government -backed companies.

The company has shown a safer tone in recent months, and Jangafi , its founder, told Chinese President Xi Jinping in May that concerns about the lack of domestic chips and native operating system have declined.

Huawei has not disclosed details of its income stimuli, but has said that the company’s consumer trade has returned to growth and its entry into the car market is rapidly progressing.

Huawei Span> has probably launched more than 5 million phones a year, up by 5 percent or more compared to last year, but chip returns remain inhibited.

After US sanctions, Huawei

​​ explored areas such as building 4G infrastructure for mines and supplying energy storage systems for datacenters. After disconnecting access to Google and Oracle Android software, the company built its native Harmony OS

, which, according to the company’s statistics, launched more than one billion units and also developed an internal software management system called Metaerp.

Huawei has collaborated with Dong Feng to sell the “Span> Ayato brand and has more than tripled last year. The brand’s best -selling M3 and M3 models are equipped with advanced Huawei driver aid systems and are sold at Huawei exhibitions across China. Huawei has similar projects with Chinese carmakers Jack, Baik , Cherry and Sik .

According to Chinese state media reports, the company has announced that it wants to integrate artificial intelligence into its industrial communication services and build its software systems on connected devices.

According to Reuters, Huawei has also announced that it plans to compete for overseas markets, and in February, the folding smartphone “Span> T ”