Huawei consumer Group CEO Richard Yu told CNET, "We are committed to the USA market and to earning the trust of U.S. consumers by staying focused on delivering world-class products and innovation". One way or another, he will turn the USA into a viable market. Unfortunately, the handset won't be sold in the US, to the disappointment of many consumers. "We are committed to the U.S. market and to earning the trust of United States consumers by staying focused on delivering world-class products and innovation", Yu told CNET.
Huawei Technology Ltd., the Chinese maker of smartphones and telecom equipment, said Friday its profit rose 28.1 per cent in 2017, boosted by strong enterprise and consumer sales. "We would never compromise that trust".
The warnings made a huge impact on Huawei's plans to penetrate the USA market.
A partnership between Huawei and American operator AT&T to sell smartphones in the USA fell apart in January.
Huawei set up a Cloud Business Unit in 2017, which launched 99 cloud services across 14 major categories, and over 50 solutions. Most of Yu's followup reinforced his earlier assertions that, in spite of multiple warning from various USA security departments, this whole thing is blow entirely out of proportion. Huawei reports the highest R&D spending of any Chinese company.
More news: SoftBank and Saudi Arabia are creating a huge solar power generation project"The security risk concerns are based on groundless suspicions and are quite frankly unfair", Yu added in his email exchange with CNET. The lack of Huawei smartphones in brick-and-mortar stores in the USA may have you doubting those facts but the company's annual sales numbers should dispel any such notions. If the phone is a success, it could put the company in the same standing as Apple and Samsung in the market of high-end handsets.
"The difficulties in the USA market will make us to work harder to seek growth from other regions around the world", he added.
Huawei Enjoy 8e is the third device in the series running EMUI 8.0 based on Android 8.0 Oreo. This is in spite of not being able to do business and sell its products in the USA market. In the back of their minds was a report from 2012 that claimed Huawei and ZTE use their phones and networking equipment to spy on USA corporations and consumers.
Clearly, Huawei wants to get its foot in the door in this market, but officials aren't making that easy.
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