Plan B in place

China’s Huawei has applied to trademark its “Hongmeng” operating system (OS) in at least nine countries and Europe.

Thanks to trade ban

Chinese tech giant Huawei has scrapped the launch of a new laptop as a result of being effectively barred from doing business with American suppliers.

Opinion: Mike Magee's Rave - War of the Worlds kicks off

I never in my wildest dreams – and my dreams are wild, by the way – that I considered that a headline could combine Mandarin, French, English and German. This one has.

Don’t even talk to them any more

Some of the world’s biggest tech companies have told their employees to stop talking about technology and technical standards with counterparts at Huawei.

Inviting Play Store developers to sign up

Huawei is inviting Google Play Store developers to publish their apps on its own AppGallery app store after Google locked Huawei out of its Android updates.

“HongMeng OS” for China market and “Oak OS”

Huawei is trying to develop its in-house operating system to take on Android and it should be ready by the end of summer, according to Chinese newspapers.

Production levels are normal

Huawei Technologies has denied that it has cut or cancelled orders to major suppliers of components for its smartphones and telecom equipment following its US blacklisting.

Bans on Huawei lifted

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has backed down on its anti-Chinese curbs.

It doesn’t matter, America apparently invents everything these days

Chinese boffins have had a gutsful of US anti-Chinese sentiment at the IEEE and have pulled out of the organisation.

 
Punishing someone without a trial or evidence is unconstitutional

Huawei is stepping up its fight against American bans. The tech giant has motioned for summary judgment in its lawsuit to invalidate Section 889 of the 2019 National Defense Authorisation Act, arguing that it violates the "Bill of Attainder, Due Process and Vesting" clauses of the US Constitution.