The Chinese tech giant expects its in-house Harmony operating system to become available this year

Huawei, which has been under U.S. sanctions for years, released the phone pointedly during Gina Raimondo’s visit to Beijing.

Chinese smartphone maker’s earnings fall 29% as sanctions imposed by Washington choke off supply of parts

Huawei Technologies Co.’s chief financial officer faces long odds as her extradition fight enters its final phases, more than two and a half years after her arrest triggered an unprecedented diplomatic impasse between China, the U.S. and Canada.

Brazil has become the latest battleground in the US tech war against Beijing, with the Trump administration offering the South American country lucrative financing to shift away from China’s Huawei when developing its 5G networks.

Germany's three mobile operators are all customers of Huawei, which has had a presence in the country for 15 years.

BT and Vodafone have said their UK customers would face mobile phone signal blackouts if they are given three years or less to strip Huawei's equipment out of their 5G networks.

The UK government is set to terminate Chinese telecom Huawei from the country’s 5G network over the next three years, according to British media, with PM Boris Johnson facing intense pressure from Washington – and his own party.

The extradition hearing itself is not scheduled to start until January.

Huawei has rolled out its long-rumored Hongmeng operating system (OS), known as the HarmonyOS. The company says it can switch to the new system at any time, including on phones, if it is unable to use Android.

U.S. trade office accuses Beijing of predatory tactics aimed at American technology

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that China will make a deal with the United States “because they’re going to have to.” China has lost trillions of dollars since he was elected president, added Trump.

Huawei is currently the second-largest smartphone maker in the world, but it could see its shipments drop by as much as 10 million per month if it cannot use key Google Android software in its devices, according to TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

The phone companies are also scrapping plans to sell Huawei handsets as the impact of a U.S. supply ban spreads.

Company’s founder tells interviewer that ‘even if the US wants to buy our products I may not sell to them’

A top Chinese diplomat has warned that there could be "substantial" repercussions for her country's investment in the UK, if Huawei were to be banned from Britain's 5G network.

One of the world’s biggest telcos is scrambling to salvage its global operations after a move from Donald Trump left it high and dry.

Chinese company is dealt an "insurmountable" blow as chip designer says it must comply with

A Huawei employee rests under his cubicle during his lunch break in Shenzhen, China. This is a common practice at many workplaces in China, photographer Kevin Frayer said.

U.S, EU giants from Qualcomm to Intel comply with Trump’s ban