Huawei, a privately owned company headquartered in China, was founded in 1987. The company, which employs approximately 165,000 individuals, reported $122.5B in revenue as of 2025. Primarily known for its telecoms products, Huawei functions as a global provider of information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices. It offers solutions across four key domains: telecom networks, IT, smart devices, and cloud services.
On July 24, 2026, Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei publicly endorsed the company's τ (tau) Law as its sole technological path for advancing semiconductor development, underscoring six years of sustained investment in the approach. Earlier the same day in Malaysia, Huawei launched its new flagship Pura 90s series, comprising the Pura 90s Pro Max and Pura 90s Pro, and simultaneously kicked off a Pura Trip Photography campaign challenging Malaysians to discover the country's beauty through the new phones. Also on July 24, a confrontation highlighted shifting dynamics in China's semiconductor sector as CXMT, a major Chinese chip manufacturer, had been raising prices on Huawei for months, culminating in engineers linked to Huawei being abruptly ordered to leave CXMT's factory floor. Previously, on July 24, South Africa’s power utility Eskom leveraged a partnership with Huawei as part of a significant technology reset in its 104-year history.
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