Huawei Hisilicon technology ranks third in the world in terms of chips. How big is this company?

When it comes to Huawei, everyone knows it. Huawei is really the pride of our Chinese nation. In recent years, Huawei's development momentum is very fierce. Now Huawei's mobile phone can be said to be the most famous in China, because Huawei has ended the era of American chip hegemony and American system hegemony.

Before that, when it comes to chips, we only think of chip giants such as Intel AMD Qualcomm in the United States, and China doesn't even have chips. When it comes to operating systems, you will think of windows, Google's Android, Apple's MAC os and iOS, which China has never seen before. However, this pattern has been completely broken by Huawei, which has been recognized by the consumer market and its own people by virtue of its own strength.

Now more and more people choose Huawei mobile phones, and many people even love Huawei mobile phones very much. Huawei began to develop its own Kirin chip for mobile phone chips and HarmonyOS system for operating system more than ten years ago. In 20 17, Huawei's Kirin chip has already risen to the top of the global chip.

Recently, the top chip industry 10 in 2022 was announced, among which China Huawei Hisilicon Group and South Korea's Samsung ranked third, second only to Intel and Qualcomm in the United States. I have to say that Huawei Hisilicon technology is really powerful. Founded in 2004, Hisilicon is a chip developed by a well-known local enterprise, or it was only used as a strategic reserve at first, but after several years of development, it has risen to the third place in the world.

This is enough to show how powerful Huawei's talents and technology are. Without this chip technology developed by Hess, we may still be subject to human conditions. The rapid development of Hayes has laid a good foundation for the rapid development of high-tech enterprises in China in the future, so that our enterprises in China can have excellent chip technology without asking for the bodies of American chip giants.