Life after Huawei: Honor has already agreed to cooperate with Intel, AMD, MediaTek, Microsoft, Samsung and Sony

During yesterday’s presentation of the flagship Honor V40 5G, company representatives spoke about working in the quality

independent brand and plans for the future.

Without Huawei and US sanctions

Let us remind you that in November, Huawei sold its sub-brand Honor, which allowed it to be exempted from US sanctions. And it did him good.

According to CEO George ZhaoZhao), Honor has already entered into cooperation agreements with a number of technology firms, with key chip suppliers including Intel, AMD, MediaTek, Micron Technology, Microsoft, Samsung, SK Hynix and Sony.

In addition, if previously the manufacturer was aimed at producing budget devices, now it is heading towards the middle and high price segments.

“We are very grateful to all our customersand partners who have been supporting us for seven years,” noted George Zhao. — Users of our products have always been and remain the main priority of Honor’s strategy. As we open a new page in the brand’s history, we remain committed to our vision of creating a new world based on smart technologies accessible to people in all corners of the globe.”

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