Global Scans · Huawei · Weekly Summary

• [New] Companies like ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent have been approved for limited purchases, but the Chinese government will still control volume to ensure demand for domestic Huawei chips. / China Peterson Technology Partners
• [New] Late next month, Huawei will be testing its new powerful AI processor, the Ascend 910 D, even as by early May the previous 910 C will start to be mass-delivered to scores of Chinese tech companies. USSA News | The Tea Party's Front Page.
• [New] As Huawei narrows the performance gap with US chipmakers and aims to control home and regional AI markets, the Biden-to-Trump policy shift has culminated in a much bolder stance - one that could reshuffle the lines for global AI trade and enforcement. Moneycontrol
• Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei promised the Chinese leader that a coalition of Chinese companies will indigenize 70% of the semiconductor value chain by 2028, aligning with Xi Jinping's campaign for technological self-reliance. Newsweek
• Chinese firms including Huawei and ZTE face potential expulsion from critical infrastructure such as telecom and solar energy, as the European Union's new cybersecurity proposal plans to phase out their use. Mint
• As private companies like Google and Huawei become the primary sources of weather intelligence, there is a risk that national weather warnings could be privatized or diluted. FinancialContent
• Foldables from Samsung, Google, and Huawei are gaining traction, with global shipments projected to hit 50 million units by 2026. TechSpacee
• Nokia must navigate geopolitical tensions, including U.S. restrictions on Chinese competitors like Huawei, which could open doors but also intensify competition. WebProNews
• Most importantly, allies should remove insecure ICT infrastructure, especially from companies like Huawei and ZTE, that pose a significant cyber espionage risk. / USA Just Security
• Industry leaders such as Qualcomm, Ericsson, and Huawei have played key roles in driving the standardization of 5G, which is expected to deliver speeds up to 100 times faster than 4G LTE, with latencies reduced to a fraction of a millisecond. Lanao Communication Technology Limited.
• The world will increasingly work in two parallel tech stacks - a Western one centred on OpenAI, Google and Nvidia, and a Chinese one based on DeepSeek, Alibaba and Huawei. The New Indian Express
• If H200 of Nvidia remains banned for China, China will soon not need it; rather, it will take the Huawei Ascend 910 C. China-US Focus
• China aims to triple its total AI processor output by 2026, with one factory specializing in Huawei chips expected to start operating by the end of 2025, and two additional factories in 2026, with combined capacity potentially exceeding current volumes of comparable SMIC lines. Chelidze Group
• Russia will become the second country after China where Huawei Pay will function. BRICS
• For China, it forces an accelerated bet on Huawei, Cambricon and younger local players, with the risk that its domestic clusters fall further behind the West in absolute performance even as it gains sovereignty. Guide to AI
• While Huawei continues to face software-hardware integration challenges, experts highlight that advancements in AI model training could weaken reliance on Nvidia's ecosystem, positioning Huawei as a stronger competitor in the global AI and semiconductor industries. DIGITIMES Inc.
• In the future, Huawei plans to boost its investment in tech innovation, integrate AI in scenario solutions, advance healthcare intelligence, and support universal access to healthcare. Big News Network.com

Last updated: 08 February 2026