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China’s largest smartphone vendor has been forced to develop its own operating system for both smartphones and computers after being added to a US blacklist.

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Huawei's results come at a time when pressure from the US has led to a drop in international sales.

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Cloud and AI division will become Huawei's fourth business group.

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Zheng Gang will be the new chief strategic officer of Huawei's intelligent automotive solutions arm.

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Huawei said that its revenue for 2019 jumped 18% to USD 122 billion.

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Huawei shipped a total of 240 million devices in 2019, up from over 200 million units last year.

Huawei sees ‘difficult year’ ahead after it closes 2019 with 18% revenue growth despite US trade ban

Tencent and ByteDance are also important players in this field.

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Huawei challenges Alibaba&#8217;s teamwork platform DingTalk with new product WeLink

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