Huawei Director State : China's Domestic Computing Power Can Basically Solve the US "Choke Point" Problem

 Huawei Director State : China's Domestic Computing Power Can Basically Solve the US "Choke Point" Problem



Huawei director and Quality Process IT President Tao Jingwen stated at the 4th 828 B2B Enterprise Festival that China's domestic computing power can basically solve the US "choke point" problem. China also has a group of excellent large model companies like DeepSeek, and the competitiveness of large models is no less than that of the US.

Tao Jingwen pointed out that hardware companies led by Huawei should basically be able to solve the US choke point problem against China in terms of computing power. He said that China has the world's richest real economy and business scenarios, as well as the most complete data accumulation. If efforts are made correctly, it will definitely surpass the US in artificial intelligence applications. Tao Jingwen also revealed that Huawei has built an ecosystem completely independent of the US, from computing power, databases to toolchains, including the fully open-sourced CANN ecosystem toolchain released last month.

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