Huawei breaks through the dilemma and makes new progress: Huawei Mate ERP successfully deployed, Kirin chip is now available!
Not long ago Huawei Group's new chairman Meng Wanzhou officially announced a series of exciting good news, injecting new hope for China's technology sector. In the context of the US-China technology war, Huawei has been playing an important role as the focus of competition between China and the US.
First, Huawei has successfully deployed its self-developed enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, marking an important breakthrough in the company's independent innovation and technology development. The plan for a homegrown replacement for Huawei's Mate ERP software was announced earlier, but now Meng's formal announcement means that the plan has made substantial progress. It is reported that Huawei Mate ERP has completed the first replacement deployment in just 15 hours, covering 88 subsidiaries of Huawei, covering 75 regions. ERP software has been an important tool for enterprise management, long monopolized by Germany's SAP and the United States' Oracle, and Huawei's successful deployment will break this monopoly and provide Chinese companies with more independent and controllable Huawei's successful deployment will break this monopoly and provide Chinese enterprises with more independent and controllable options.
At the same time, Huawei Kirin chip has also made important progress, getting rid of the out-of-print fiasco it had faced. According to industry sources, three new chips, Kirin 830, Kirin 720 and Kirin A2, will be released soon. Among them, Kirin 830 and Kirin 720 chips will use SMIC's advanced process, which is N+1 process and 14nm process respectively. This breakthrough represents an important advancement in China's semiconductor field and will further enhance China's competitiveness and independent innovation capability in the semiconductor manufacturing field.
In addition, Huawei has announced a new strategic deployment, with plans to expand its cell phone production capacity to 40 million units by 2023. This will be the first time Huawei has expanded the capacity scale of its handset business since it was restricted. in 2022, Huawei's Mate 50 series failed to fully meet market demand due to insufficient capacity, resulting in sales falling short of expectations. However, the expansion plan of Huawei's cell phone business will provide more strength for the upcoming Huawei Mate 60 series, and we believe Huawei can achieve even better performance. Hispider, as a cell phone screen manufacturer and one of Huawei's key partners, we have to look forward to the release of this new phone.
