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Samsung is set to launch its first tri-fold smartphone, the Galaxy G Fold, in Q4 2025, alongside the affordable Galaxy Z Flip FE and Galaxy Z Fold 7. This strategic move aims to compete with Huawei's Mate XT in the expanding foldable market, offering various price points to attract mainstream consumers.
Elon Musk outlined ambitious timelines for Tesla's future during a recent conference call, highlighting plans for fully autonomous rides in Austin by June and expanding to other cities by 2026. He anticipates unsupervised self-driving cars in several U.S. cities by the end of 2025 and the introduction of lower-priced models this year. Additionally, Musk expects thousands of Optimus robots to be operational in Tesla factories by 2025, aiming for a production rate of 1 million annually by 2030.
Huawei has captured a remarkable 76.6% share of the Chinese foldable phone market in Q1 2025, solidifying its leadership with innovative devices like the Pocket 2 and Mate X6. Honor and OPPO follow with 9.1% and 7.1% market shares, respectively, as the overall market saw a 53.1% increase in shipments, totaling 2.84 million units. The launch of the Pura X further showcases Huawei's commitment to innovation in this competitive segment.
Elon Musk has expressed concerns that China's restrictions on rare earth materials could hinder the development of Tesla's robots. These materials are crucial for the production of advanced technology, and any delays could impact Tesla's innovation and production timelines.
Huawei Technologies has launched its commercial Level 3 autonomous driving solution for highways, supported by executives from 11 car manufacturers, at the Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition. The flagship Qiankun ADS Ultra enables L3 self-driving, with plans to equip nearly four million vehicles this year and over 27 million within three years. The company has completed extensive simulations and validations, positioning itself for mass production and commercial deployment, while also reporting significant revenue growth in its Intelligent Automotive Solution Business Unit.
Huawei is entering Brazil's energy storage market ahead of the country's first battery auction, set for later this year. The company plans to launch an ultra-fast electric vehicle charger, capable of providing 200 kilometers of range in just five minutes, and has partnered with Matrix Energia and HDT for its development.Roberto Valer, Huawei's technical director, emphasized the versatility of storage batteries, which can harness energy from various sources, enhancing efficiency for solar projects. The Brazilian government is working on regulatory frameworks to support this initiative, with a focus on promoting consistent battery auctions to stimulate demand.
Huawei has launched its Ascend 920 AI chip, set for mass production in the second half of 2025, boasting over 900 teraflops of performance. The company will also begin shipping the Ascend 910C chip to Chinese customers in May, which delivers about 60% of the Nvidia H100's inference performance. Meanwhile, Nvidia faces new US export restrictions impacting its H20 GPUs, potentially costing the company $5.5 billion.
Huawei has launched a supercharger with a peak charging power of 1.5 MW, marking a significant advancement in China's EV charging technology. Designed primarily for heavy trucks, it can charge from 10% to 90% in just 15 minutes, utilizing fully liquid-cooled technology for enhanced efficiency and durability. This development follows similar announcements from CATL and other companies, as the race for ultra-fast charging solutions intensifies in the electric vehicle market.
Huawei has launched the industry's first fully liquid-cooled megawatt charger, capable of delivering 1.5 megawatts and charging at 20 kWh per minute. This innovative solution, designed for heavy-duty electric trucks, features a cooling system that enhances reliability and reduces failure rates by 50%, while supporting Vehicle-to-Grid interaction to optimize grid impact. With successful pilot projects demonstrating significant operational cost reductions, Huawei plans to deploy 5,000 compatible electric trucks in collaboration with major logistics companies.
Huawei is set to launch its advanced 910C AI chip in China next month, aiming to fill the void left by Nvidia due to US export restrictions. The 910C, which integrates two 910B processors, matches the performance of Nvidia's H100 chip, while a new 920 chip is expected later this year. Analysts express concerns about the capacity of Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) to meet China's growing AI demands amid these restrictions.
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