Huawei, the world’s biggest smartphone vendor, says it’s running out of processor chips because of US sanctions against the company, The Associated Press reported. And according to Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei’s consumer business unit, as of next month the Chinese phone manufacturer will no longer be able to make its own Kirin chipsets due to the ongoing economic pressure from the US.
The company notes that the latest version of the Kirin family of chipsets for smartphones is expected to cost $6 billion and that Huawei now has to consider other vendors for its next chipset, with the only other company that could "seriously consider" it, says Huawei, being Qualcomm. Huawei said it wants to manufacture fair and competitive chipsets for its smartphones and other connected appliances, like Wi-Fi routers. This deal would mean that in future, Huawei will no longer have an outsourced specialist to manufacture chips that company's competitors will have to manufacture.
Reuters pointed out that Huawei has complained about US-sanctions against other Chinese brands in the past, including Meizu. CNIB has severed ties with a number of Chinese businesses, including Yulong Super Electronic Technology Co Ltd and Global Technology Tools National Institute of Electronics Technology.
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The company notes that the latest version of the Kirin family of chipsets for smartphones is expected to cost $6 billion and that Huawei now has to consider other vendors for its next chipset, with the only other company that could "seriously consider" it, says Huawei, being Qualcomm. Huawei said it wants to manufacture fair and competitive chipsets for its smartphones and other connected appliances, like Wi-Fi routers. This deal would mean that in future, Huawei will no longer have an outsourced specialist to manufacture chips that company's competitors will have to manufacture.
Reuters pointed out that Huawei has complained about US-sanctions against other Chinese brands in the past, including Meizu. CNIB has severed ties with a number of Chinese businesses, including Yulong Super Electronic Technology Co Ltd and Global Technology Tools National Institute of Electronics Technology.
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Hirushi Miki-nya Kuzuhazan-mon (Halloween)
Atodorou Kuzuhazan-no-miko (Halloween)
Credits: Kitora Aooru, Daba of Yorimitsu by Supermuta
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A handy feature in the Ford Focus Electric has been made also available to drivers of Google's Nexus 5 and all Android devices running Android 4.4 and higher. It allows charging a Nexus while you are driving (and vice versa). So, if you'd like to finish preparing your route after work to do some errands or might simply want to sleep in and recharge your device at just the right moment when your plan is going well, you can. The
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