Huawei claims its own operating system is faster than Android. Huawei HongMeng Operating System. The issues facing Huawei are far from over. The US seems to be pretty ambiguous as to whether and to what extent Huawei will continue to be banned from US products. Also in the US, other nations are looking to exclude the business from important industries and companies.
Huawei claims its own operating system is faster than Android
Despite these, Huawei remains bullish and proud of its famous independence and self-efficacy. In reality, it claims that in the results of the OS it can do one better than Google or Apple.
Huawei CEO says Hongmeng OS is faster than Android
These boasts came from the founder of Huawei and CEO Ren Zhengfei, one of the reasons for Huawei’s cooperation with the Chinese government allegations. A former member of the People’s Liberation Army of China, the executive was charged with having close connections with the government and possibly using Huawei as an instrument for state-sponsored spying.
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These were the accusations hurled at Huawei even before Trump’s administration, but it seems the U.S. government does not yet have any direct and irrefutable evidence of the company’s participation in such operations. By suing the US government in court, Huawei is now challenging that.
Huawei Hong Meng Operating System
For its part, the lawsuit does not disturb the US, considering the mere “prospective threat” as sufficient reason for the sanctions. While Huawei fights the US order on the one hand, on the other hand, it also pushes a picture of a stable and independent firm.
In a rare interview with a French magazine, Zhengfei claims its internally developed operating system, called HongMeng or Ark OS, is 60 percent quicker than Android and more effective than the macOS of Apple. The precise nature of this new operating system is still unsure, but the CEO says it is a universal operating system that is compliant with anything from smartphones to switches.
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In another interview, Zhengfei insists that, despite certain Chinese laws that may force it to do so, it does not and will not provide user data to the Chinese government. Huawei likes Apple, the present lover in terms of privacy. Zhengfei claims he’d rather die than sell his clients because he’d end up paying the debt at the end of the day.
