Huawei to Release a 3nm Kirin SoC in 2022
Despite facing suffering several setbacks due to the US ban, Huawei appears to be right on track in terms of chip development. The Chinese tech giant is reportedly working on a 3nm Kirin SoC, but it is not expected to release until 2022.
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The company has applied for the registration of the Kirin processors trademark on April 22. This shows that Huawei has no intentions of dropping out of the chipset market despite the US sanctions. One of these sanctions meant that Huawei could no longer do business with the chipmaker TSMC.
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Huawei says it will not to build cars but will help car companies build better cars
Reuters reported that Huawei plans to make EV under its own brand and could launch some models this year, citing four insiders who know the matter directly. It says that Huawei is in talks with Changan Automobile and other automakers to use their car plants to make EVs. Huawei is reportedly in discussion with BAIC Group’s BluePark New Energy Technology to make its EVs.
Regarding the report, which has been circulating for some time, Huawei responded that the company’s strategy remains unchanged: Huawei does not want to build cars, but it will focus on ICT technology and aims to become a supplier of components to smart cars to help them build better cars.
Feb 7, 2021 09:43 EST
Chip designer NVIDIA Corporation s bid to acquire British design house Arm Ltd. has received fresh opposition from AI accelerator and machine learning chip developer Graphcore. Graphcore, which is based in the United Kingdom, plans to develop what it dubs as an Intelligent Processing Unit - a large chip that is responsible for all of the artificial intelligence operations inside a system, with the company s latest GC200 chip expected to house a staggering 59 billion transistors and be built using the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company s (TSMC) 7nm FinFET manufacturing process.
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NVIDIA Being Dishonest About Plans To Keep Arm s Existing Business Model States Arm Founder
Huawei Browser and HMS Core Services are coming to PC
Previously, Huawei launched the AppGallery app store for Huawei and Honor smartphones as a replacement for the Google Play Store. At the end of December, the Huawei AppGallery store became available on PC. According to the latest information, which was published on the Chinese social network Weibo, Huawei will launch the PC version of its Huawei browser and a set of proprietary services Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) Core.
Huawei is actively working not only to improve the hardware, but also the software. Features such as multi-screen collaboration and screen projection have been praised by users using Huawei smartphones and laptops.