Mexico City. The Covid-19 pandemic and the commercial pressures of the United States were not an impediment for Huawei to consolidate, last April, as the world’s leading mobile phone manufacturer, by displacing Samsung, which maintained hegemony in the sector for years.
This was revealed by Counterpoint Research’s monthly Market Pulse report, highlighting that the sales of Huawei, a company that started more than 30 years ago with three thousand dollars and three employees, were supported by the recovery of the Chinese market after the coronavirus, where he sold 76 percent of his mobiles.
According to specialists, Huawei is not only the world’s leading mobile maker, but a leader in 5G technology, and has endured pressure from the United States that urges its allies to exclude the Chinese firm from the deployment of 5G networks, under the argument of risk to your national security.
The solutions, products and services of the Chinese company, founded by the engineer Ren Zhengfei, are used in 170 countries by more than three billion users and has remained the leader in the telecommunications market.
In addition to cell phones, the firm has a workforce of 194,000 employees and has a global business diversification of different types of tablets, computers, accessories, modems and routers, decoders and other commercial technological devices.
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