Huawei is dead ? Back from the dead ?

 The story has been told many times about how U.S. restrictions placed on Huawei took it off a path that would have made the firm the largest smartphone company in the world. In 2019, the company was placed on the U.S. Entity List for national security reasons preventing it from accessing its U.S.-based supply chain. That meant that the Google Mobile Services (GMS) version of Android was off-limits and resulted in Huawei developing its own HarmonyOS (now in its third version).

U.S. restrictions have not completely derailed Huawei as the company continues to work on returning to past glory

Exactly one year later to the day, an incredible coincidence or a sign of something more malicious, the U.S. changed its export rules to prevent foundries using U.S. tech from shipping cutting-edge chips to Huawei. This has forced Huawei to use Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoCs tweaked to disable 5G support. That is the chip that is going to be powering most of the manufacturer's 2022 flagship Mate 50 models.

Next up for the Mate 50 series is the September 6 unveiling

Only one flagship this year for Huawei? Ah yes. We didn't get around to mentioning yet that due to the actions taken by the U.S., Huawei is no longer in the position where it can offer two flagship models a year like it did in years past. Now, it alternates each year between the photography-focused (no pun intended, no animals harmed) P series phones and the technology-focused Mate line.

Huawei try hard to come back but they cant doing this becouse the provlem of google servis. They was making good phone but anoyone not buying huawei phone for not google servis. Everyone thinks huawei will no more . Huawei was launch mate 50 pro but not selled too more from think. Huawei was good but i think huawei not more without customer.