Interesting Facts about Huawei

Interesting Facts about Huawei

Here are some facts about the Huwaei make you look like a pro and impress your tech friends.

Founder Ren Zhengfei was 42 when he started Huawei, so you may still have time for entrepreneurial success if you’re currently in a mid-life crisis.

Huawei’s VP of the consumer business group, Shao Yang, told CBR that he thinks Apple’s iPhone ‘is the best phone in the world.’

Huawei roughly translates as ‘splendid achievement for China’, or ‘action for China’.

Although you may have only heard of the firm in the last couple of years, Huawei actually won a contract in the UK with BT in 2005 for the 21st Century superfast broadband rollout.

It’s is the third largest shipper of smartphones in the world, behind Apple and Samsung.
Founder Ren owns a modest 1.4% stake in Huawei, but is still the 556th richest person in China.

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