Huawei Ban

Huawei announced on January 15 a £20 million investment plan to encourage British and Irish developers to integrate applications into the Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) ecosystem.

In a series of articles "HMS Core is Here," Huawei on Friday explained in detail the Scan Kit, a unified scanning service.

Huawei recently started the public test for its HMS (Huawei Mobile Service) in China and now users are sending initial feedbacks.

Huawei Chairman Liang Hua said that in overseas markets, Huawei is currently banned from using GMS (Google Mobile Service), but is working hard to develop HMS and is confident in the growth of HMS (Huawei Mobile Service) and the ecosystem.

Spanish telecom operator Telefonica has decided to use Huawei equipment in its 5G core network, according to Reuters.

According to CCTV, Huawei today sued the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for its decision to bar the company from participating in federal subsidy funding programs. Huawei said the FCC has violated the US Constitution and the Administrative Procedure Law.

If the United States decide to ban Huawei's use of Google GMS forever, Huawei's own system would also be put into use, and the integration of that ecosystem would be completed within 2-3 years, Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei said in a recent interview with CNN.

Huawei will soon be able to resume development of Windows laptops as Microsoft was granted a license from the US government to export software to it.

Huawei said the ban is unlawful and would make US consumers suffer from higher costs.

Huawei is now offering the Mate 30 Pro to customers in Madrid, Spain at the Huawei Space Store with limited supply available.