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Tech war: Huawei faced difficult days as global smartphone sales plunged, executive says
- Annual smartphone shipments nosedived to around 20 million units because of US sanctions, according to Huawei’s Richard Yu Chengdong
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Huawei Technologies faced “incredibly difficult” days after the United States government blacklisted the company, according to senior executive Richard Yu Chengdong, as the firm’s lucrative smartphone business went from riches to rags amid stifling trade restrictions.
Yu, chairman of Huawei’s consumer business group, on Monday said in a live-streamed conversation with Chinese influencer Dong Yuhui that the company saw annual smartphone shipments plunge to around 20 million units, as Washington tightened curbs on the export of advanced semiconductors and chip-making equipment to mainland China in 2022.
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