Huawei at the moment it goes beyond phones, and that's because the market is in full swing due to the Coronavirus pandemic, so now it's focusing more seriously on other projects as well. One of these focuses on smart cars, the Chinese company investing a lot in technologies designed to automatically guide smart cars on the world's roads, Huawei has been investing in these technologies for some time, only now it is speeding them up a bit.
Huawei has imposed a goal of becoming one of the main providers of solutions for autonomous cars by 2025, trying to compete with both the big American companies and those from China. Huawei has already presented several times its autonomous guidance solutions for cars, proving to be surprisingly good, but the company wants to go further than that, and is making sustained investments in these technologies.
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Huawei has already asked the partners who supply it with components for these systems to prepare for many tests done in the real world, training artificial intelligence from them being essential. Huawei has a special division to develop autonomous guidance systems for cars, and in 2020 it has become much more aggressive in terms of turning prototypes into products that can be used in real cars.
"Huawei Technologies is planning a major move towards autonomous driving as the Chinese group increases competition with domestic countries and the United States. Huawei's attitude towards autonomous driving has become very aggressive. Huawei has been asked to prepare a lot of tests [this year], even though the industry is under threat from the coronavirus.”
Huawei they are focusing more on autonomous cars now because this is where very high revenues can come in the future, and the Chinese government wants to be a leader in the industry in the coming years. Huawei has the necessary capacity to develop advanced autonomous guidance systems for cars, and will do so, but it would be good for the big manufacturers not to rely on their software that cannot be considered safe for use in cars.
Huawei wants to change the Internet as well, the Chinese company joining forces with the Chinese government and some local mobile operators to propose a new standard that also allows easier control of the Internet.
