India turned around and sent the telecom contract to Huawei. How does this affect China?

Since the breakthrough of 5G technology in 20 19, even if the world officially entered the 5G era, in the same year, countries began to devote themselves to the development and construction of 5G, and many communication companies and operators cooperated to try to gain a leading position in the 5G era. But also in the same year, Huawei was targeted and 5G cooperation began to decline. Many partners who have worked together before finally gave up.

As the largest private enterprise in China, Huawei has invested heavily in scientific and technological innovation every year, enabling it to successfully enter the international market and make in-depth layout in many countries. In recent years, as Huawei's mobile communication technology is more mature and its cost performance is much higher than that of other mobile communication equipment suppliers, the cooperation between operators in other countries and Huawei has further increased.

In 20 19, Huawei won the first place with its superior 5G network technology. This is a good opportunity for Huawei to further expand and penetrate the market. However, due to the unreasonable suppression of China enterprises by the United States, a major crisis has come. More and more countries unilaterally tore up the 5G contract signed with Huawei and began to target Huawei, such as India.

The departure of 5G partners still has a certain impact on Huawei. Since the first half of last year, Huawei's 5G cooperation orders have not changed. On the contrary, Ericsson and Nokia began to surpass Huawei during this period, becoming the two companies with the largest number of cooperative orders.

Although India is a relatively backward developing country with low Internet popularization and coverage and the same number of users, it is the second most populous country after China, with huge consumption potential. Therefore, Huawei has been expanding its presence in the Indian market for many years, and has established a good cooperative relationship with local operators in 4G and previous mobile communications.

Even in order to further expand the market, Huawei first provided equipment supply and corresponding network construction, and even didn't mind the other party's long-term arrears. For example, Vodafone Creative, Huawei's largest partner in India, has accumulated debts of over 700 million yuan to Huawei.

Even so, Huawei still didn't choose to give up. China Mobile, a domestic giant, also offered an "olive branch" to Huawei, delivering tens of billions of orders in succession to cooperate with Huawei. At the same time, in the construction of the first intelligent port railway in Europe, Huawei also participated in the intermediate 5G cooperation. This is good news that Huawei has encountered many times in the future. At least some people have re-recognized Huawei.

As far as 5G is concerned, Huawei has mastered more than 3 100 key patented technologies of 5G, which is an unavoidable choice for many countries and operators including India. In order to achieve better development and get due returns, Huawei has begun to levy 5G patent fees. In other words, even if India does not allow Huawei to participate in its 5G network construction, it will still pay Huawei every year.

Therefore, it is obvious that even areas where 5G has not been successfully developed and areas where technology has not accumulated are now thinking about 6G, and it is hard not to doubt its authenticity. What's more, many big countries in science and technology don't have communication technology at all, but now India will start commercial use within two years, and the authenticity will be shattered.