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AI chip demand forces Huawei to slow smartphone production

By Fanny Potkin and Julie Zhu
Feb 6 2024 6:14AM

Coupled with manufacturing constraints.

AI chip demand forces Huawei to slow smartphone production
Soaring appetite for Huawei's artificial intelligence (AI) chips coupled with manufacturing constraints has forced the Chinese tech giant to prioritise AI and slow production for its premium Mate 60 phones, people familiar with the matter said. Huawei uses one facility producing both its Ascend ...

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