On September 15, the United States ordered not to sell high-end chips to Huawei. Without the glory of high-end chips, if it is still in the hands of Huawei, there is only a dead end.
So under this circumstance, it will be too difficult for Huawei to support its two brands, Huawei and Honor. If Honor continues to be operated by Huawei, it is very likely that Honor will eventually cease production due to insufficient parts. Once Honor dies, many manufacturers in its industry chain will suffer.
The statement "does not hold any shares and does not participate in business management decisions" means that "after the sale, Honor will have nothing to do with Huawei." Only in this way can Honor install high-end chips. Otherwise, the United States can say that "Honor still belongs to Huawei and cannot sell high-end chips to it." Therefore, Honor and Huawei must distance themselves from each other.
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Huawei’s sale of Honor will be more conducive to Huawei’s overall development. In the future, Huawei can focus more on its core business. Although Huawei is best known for its mobile phones, Huawei is also the world's leading supplier of ICT infrastructure equipment and smart terminal equipment;
This time it exchanges glory for money and saves energy in the future. It will focus more on technology research and development and make technological breakthroughs in the next stage, so from this perspective, Huawei's approach is quite wise.
Without Huawei, Honor will need to rebuild its own supply chain system, including operating systems and chips. It will need to restart research and development. Huawei will no longer assume the responsibility of a "dad" to provide resources. ;
So from the perspective of Honor, it is a rebirth. However, if Honor overcomes this difficulty and achieves new breakthroughs and developments in technology, it is estimated that the dominance of China’s mobile phone market may be redefined. The father and son will stage a drama of "a young man outperforms his master" and a "rising star".