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Ren Zhengfei interview on 5G and 6G
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei recently gave an interview with the South China Morning Post, he particularly focused on 5G and 6G.
According to him, 5G is especially intended for companies, the normal user doesn’t seem to be that important. Rather, 5G is an industry-standard.
5G will be more relevant to business (commercial) customers than to users overall. The new network is suitable for industrial control. It is characterized by high bandwidth, low latency, and other functions that are important for industrial production.
“5G is for businesses, this is called ToB, and it is ToC for consumers. We believe ToB is the greatest use that commercial users can use to create some advanced things. For example, the large open pit mine in Brazil can be completely unmanned, only used to control 5G, large farms can also be completely unmanned. Tractors can farm land for 24 hours as long as you remember to refuel. In good areas in Africa, when agricultural machinery works 24 hours, how good will these technologies be? There are many uses, and 5G was just born and has not yet reached a very strong level in using functions such as anti-jitter functions, but continues to study math and theory, – Ren Zhengfei
Ren Zhengfei also gave an insight into the next-generation 6G networks. In his opinion, 6G is not really thought through to the end in theory and in other aspects. However, the next network standard should be ready for use by 2030. So we have to wait 10 years for 6G if everything goes according to plan.
Huawei is working on a new foldable phone and testing different camera setups. The company is trying out two main camera options – both take 50-megapixel photos, but one has a bigger sensor than the other.
The phone will also have a special lens that can zoom in far and take close-up photos, plus a sensor that can see different types of light.
The phone will be waterproof and very thin and light – something Huawei always tries to do with their foldable phones. The screen will have a wider shape than regular phones.
A tech insider says Chinese phone makers will keep making foldables thinner and lighter, and they’ll keep using these wider screens.
But there’s bad news about the price – foldable phones will stay expensive for a while. This is because they cost a lot of money to develop and fix when they break. Right now, Huawei is the only Chinese company actually making money from selling foldable phones.
The key points:
- New camera being tested with 50MP photos
- Will be waterproof, thin, and light
- Foldable phones will stay expensive
Car technology keeps getting better, and HUAWEI HiCar Solution 6.0 shows us what driving will look like tomorrow. This smart system changes how we connect with our cars and makes every trip more enjoyable.
What Makes HiCar Solution 6.0 Special
HUAWEI built this system to work perfectly with your phone and car. When you get in your car, your phone connects right away. You can use your favorite apps, make calls, and control music without touching your phone. The system learns what you like and helps you drive better.
The new 6.0 version works faster than older models. It starts up quickly and responds to your touch without delay. You can switch between apps easily, just like using your phone at home.
Smart Features That Help You Drive
This system brings many useful features to your car. Voice control lets you ask for directions, play music, or call someone while keeping your hands on the wheel. The system understands what you say and does it right away.
The navigation system shows you the best route to your destination. It knows about traffic jams and suggests different ways to go. If you drive the same route often, it remembers and helps you avoid busy roads.
Your car can now work with your smart home too. You can turn on lights at home before you arrive or check if you locked the front door. This makes life easier and connects everything you use daily.
Better Safety and Comfort
Safety comes first with HiCar Solution 6.0. The system watches the road and warns you about dangers. It can tell you if a car stops suddenly ahead or if you drift from your lane. These features help prevent accidents and keep everyone safe.
The system also makes driving more comfortable. It remembers how you like your seat, mirrors, and air conditioning. When you start the car, everything adjusts automatically. This personal touch makes every drive feel perfect.
Easy Setup and Wide Compatibility
Setting up HiCar Solution 6.0 takes just a few minutes. You connect your phone to the car system, and it does the rest. The system works with many different phone brands and car models, so most people can use it.
Car makers around the world choose this system because it works well and customers love it. More cars come with HiCar built-in every year, making it easier to find a car that fits your needs.
The Road Ahead
HUAWEI HiCar Solution 6.0 represents a big step forward in car technology. It makes driving safer, more fun, and more connected to your daily life. As more cars get this system, we’ll see even better features that help us travel smarter.
This technology shows how cars are becoming more than just ways to get around. They’re becoming smart partners that understand what we need and help us every day. The future of driving looks bright with systems like HiCar Solution 6.0 leading the way.
As reported on July 14th, Shangjie, the new automotive brand has reportedly developed the new car model with Huawei and SAIC Motor (SHA: 600104). The company has now officially released the very first official images of its debut model, the H5, after starting to warm up for the SUV (sport utility vehicle) model last week.
Huawei-Shangjie First Model Images
Shangjie shared three images of the H5 on Weibo , showcasing the vehicle’s exterior design. It features a LiDAR sensor on the roof, similar to many Chinese EV models.
The Shangjie H5 to be equipped with Huawei’s ADS 4 driver assistance system upon launch, delivering a top-tier experience, Richard Yu, Huawei’s executive director and chairman of the consumer business group, said while reposting the Weibo.
The Qiankun ADS 4 smart driving system adopts a future-oriented architecture for autonomous driving, featuring a “world engine + world behavior model” framework, which improves traffic efficiency by 20 percent, according to Huawei’s website.
ADS 4 has four variants — ADS SE, ADS Pro, ADS Max, and ADS Ultra — supporting smart driving capabilities from Level 2 to Level 3.
Shangjie is the fifth automotive brand under Huawei’s HIMA (Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance) umbrella, with the other four being Aito from Seres Group, Luxeed from Chery, Stelato from BAIC Group, and Maextro from Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group (JAC).
On April 16, Yu officially unveiled the Shangjie brand at a new product launch event for HIMA’s business, stating that the goal is to launch the first Shangjie EV model this fall.
On July 11, Shangjie posted its first content on its Weibo account, beginning to build anticipation for its first model. Yu mentioned at the time that the Shangjie model would be launched in the fall and would feature strong smart driving capabilities.
There is currently no pricing information available for the Shangjie H5. On February 17, local media outlet Yicai reported that the starting price for the new brand’s first model would be about RMB 150,000 ($20,920), making it the most affordable under the HIMA umbrella.
Shangjie’s initial investment is RMB 6 billion, and it will utilize SAIC’s most mature production lines, SAIC president Jia Jianxu said in April. In the future, it will have its own dedicated factory, he said.
