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Huawei reshuffles structure of its auto business unit
After removing the head of its smart driving product unit in July, Huawei recently announced its latest structural changes to its automotive business unit.
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Arcfox α-S equipped with 'Huawei Inside' to start open road testing
Arcfox, the BAIC-owned EV brand, saw the first 100 Arcfox α-S vehicles equipped with "Huawei Inside" from Validation Build roll off the production line on August 31 and will be tested on the open road.
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Neta partners with Huawei to use its computing platform and LiDAR technology for next year's model
The Neta S, which will be launched next year, is the first model to be created by the two companies, and it will use Huawei's MDC smart driving computing platform and LiDAR technology.
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US reportedly approves auto chip sale to Huawei
US officials have approved applications for hundreds of millions of dollars worth of licenses to supply automotive chips to Huawei, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
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Huawei discloses patent for OTA upgrade that could improve driving safety
The patent can realize the control of the vehicle to be upgraded at the right location to ensure safety.
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Huawei discloses new auto-related patent
Huawei recently disclosed a new automotive-related patent that, if applied, would make autonomous driving safer.
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Huawei discloses new self-driving car-related patent
Huawei recently disclosed a new automotive-related patent that, if applied, would make self-driving vehicles even smarter.
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Huawei sets up new firm with business scope including development of energy recovery systems
The establishment of the new company heralds Huawei's R&D in electric vehicle power and further march into the automotive field.
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Huawei removes Su Jing as president of smart driving, earlier rumors said he would join Nio
Huawei announced its executive shakeup decision on Tuesday, removing Su Jing from his role as head of smart driving. Earlier this month there were rumors that Su had joined Nio, but the rumors were denied.
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Huawei files patent for self-driving vehicles to measure depth of water
Huawei recently made public a patent it is applying for related to identifying water depth in self-driving vehicles, which, if put to use, is expected to help save vehicles from unnecessary risks.
