Why did Google, Qualcomm and Intel join forces to strangle Huawei?

After the United States added Huawei to the "entity list," it sent emails to companies that have cooperative relations with Huawei, demanding that they immediately stop cooperating with Huawei. These companies include Google, Intel, Qualcomm, and many more. At present, these companies have abided from business with Huawei in accordance with the orders of the United States.

Google suspended some of its business with Huawei, and overseas markets were hit hard

Google has made it clear that it will comply with the instructions and suspend cooperation with Huawei. In addition to the Android open source system, Google's mobile services will no longer be licensed to Huawei. Without Google's mobile services, Huawei mobile phone customers would not be able to browse YouTube and more**.

In the face of Google's unifying services, Huawei has no way to overcome it, and the overseas market will suffer a heavy blow.

Regarding Google's operation, Huawei officially said that it will not affect domestic users. This statement is of course true, and since Google withdrew from the Chinese market, its impact on China has been greatly reduced. Therefore, the impact on Chinese customers this time is minimal.

But Huawei is silent about overseas markets.

Just look at the data to see how important the overseas market is to Huawei.

In recent years, Huawei has continued to expand overseas, and has achieved remarkable results. According to relevant data, Huawei's global shipments reached 100 million units in 2018, of which 100 million were in China. This means that overseas shipments have reached nearly half of the total.

There is also data showing that the sales of Honor mobile phones around the world are very good. It is a leading company in terms of sales in European countries. Honor mobile phones account for more than a quarter of sales in overseas markets.

It can be seen that there is fierce competition between countries.

Because Huawei has developed 5G, its scientific research capabilities are very strong, which poses a certain danger to other companies.

Because Huawei has shown its potential to surpass them, if they don't suppress it, they can only be broken through by Huawei and then eliminated.

Because Huawei's development is so fast, it has already posed a real threat to them.

Because Huawei's competitiveness is huge right now, these companies feel threatened.

Because their development has made these companies feel threatened.

Because they don't want to see China's development, they don't want to see who surpasses them.

may be because Huawei is getting better and better now, and it will squeeze itself out of the electronic age.

The 5G network is divided into three parts: the core network, the bearer network, and the base station. Huawei's most advantageous place is the base station, in which Huawei's cost is relatively low and the installation is very convenient.

Therefore, the alliance mainly focuses on Huawei's base stations, and wants to develop a software-based virtual 5G network access method instead of using base stations.

Yes. Now the suppression of Huawei's 5G by foreign countries is very serious, because the interests of Americans are involved. In the same way, the alliance against Huawei is also born because of interests, and then the alliance will be loose if there is a conflict of interest.

In fact, this is a necessary problem faced by a new type of enterprise when it rises, the pioneers of this industry may suppress the successors, but the technology is not afraid of their suppression.

Because I didn't want to break with Qualcomm and Google, I wanted to buy Qualcomm's chips in terms of hardware, and continue to get support from Google in terms of system software. After the hardware field was blocked by the United States, Huawei wanted to turn to Qualcomm and buy Qualcomm Snapdragon chips by relying on the advantages of its own shipments, and it can be seen from the long-term indecisive lawsuit compensation around patent rights between Huawei and Qualcomm that Huawei quickly made a decision to compensate Qualcomm for $1.8 billion in patent fees and let Qualcomm say good things for itself. However, to no avail.

Huawei wants to use Qualcomm's chips, even if the market share is large and the profit is very large, it must be agreed by the United States. As long as the United States does not agree, Huawei cannot buy chips from Qualcomm. Huawei doesn't want to break with Qualcomm, even if it pays compensation, it doesn't want to break up, it's just that the United States is in charge and restricts their deals.

In the field of system software, although Huawei has its own HarmonyOS system, it is still immature and still needs to get the support of Google's Android system. Google has also always said that it wants to support Huawei, but it suddenly turned to the United States**, which caught Huawei off guard. Google no longer provides an upgrade package for Huawei devices to upgrade Android 11, so the overseas market for Huawei phones will be hit hard.

Overseas people who use Huawei mobile phones can't get Google's upgrades, and they will quickly discard them. The country is a little better, people support domestic products, buy Huawei mobile phones, if you don't get a good experience, they will quickly turn around, throw themselves into the arms of Xiaomi, vivo, oppo, etc. As a result, a large part of Huawei's mobile phone market will be sold to competitors, and if Huawei still has the support of Qualcomm and Google, I am afraid it will already occupy the first place in the world's mobile phone shipments.

If Huawei overtakes in a corner, it seems that it is possible to recover the decline with the Kunpeng cloud phone, but many conditions limit the use of the Kunpeng cloud phone in the future, and many people are looking forward to the rise of Huawei mobile phones. However, back to the source of the problem, what is Huawei sanctioned and abandoned by Qualcomm and Google for? A lot of people don't know.

How did you get to this point?

Huawei wants to use Qualcomm's chips, although Huawei has its own HarmonyOS system, but it is not yet mature and still needs to get support from Google.

Because if it breaks up, then Huawei will not be able to move an inch, and it has not yet reached the point of self-sufficiency in hardware and systems.

Because Huawei's system relies on Qualcomm, and Qualcomm is the pinnacle giant in the field of 2G, 3G, and 4G communications. And many of the phone's software services rely on Google.