Huawei - News, Features, and Slideshows
Huawei in pictures
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EDGE 2015: Day One - Keynote and plenary sessions (+47 photos)
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IN PICTURES: EDGE 2015 reception and welcome dinner
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IN PICTURES: EDGE 2015 - Scenes from the welcome dinner and day one (+ 14 photos)
News about Huawei
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Ingram Micro strikes NZ distribution deal with Huawei
Ingram Micro has been appointed as a distributor of Huawei in New Zealand, signing up the tech giant a matter of months after parting ways with Cisco.
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Huawei NZ sales fall $29M as focus shifts from volume to value
Huawei New Zealand recorded sales of $151 million, down $29 million, for the year ended 31 December 2017.
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NZ Huawei channel director exits in SAP switch
Alan Nehemia has exited his role as channel director of Huawei in New Zealand, joining SAP as senior sales executive.
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Spark partners with Huawei to switch on 5G test site
Spark has switched on New Zealand’s first live 5G mobile test site in Wellington, following a partnership with Huawei.
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Global server sales pulled in $18.6B over three months last year
Worldwide server revenue hit US$18.6 billion during the three months ending 2017, with Dell EMC edging to the front of pack.
Features about Huawei
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iPhone sales decline for first time as Samsung hangs onto smartphone crown
“For Samsung to stop falling sales of premium smartphones, it needs to introduce new flagship smartphones that can compete with iPhones."
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Cisco stays clear of HP and Juniper as ethernet switch market growth flattens
“Overall revenue and port shipment growth rebounded somewhat in 3Q15..."
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Vendors grapple with excess channel inventory as tablet and PC struggles continue
The worldwide PC market experienced its fourth consecutive quarter of negative growth.
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What’s driving global smartphone growth?
“These vendors recorded an average growth of 73 per cent in smartphone sales and saw their combined share go up from 38 per cent to 47 per cent during the first quarter of 2015.”
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Low-cost devices win as Samsung reasserts global smartphone lead over Apple
“The challenge made by Apple for the top spot in the fourth quarter returned to a clear lead for Samsung in the first quarter."
