Huawei Global Analyst Summit 2022
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Deputy Chairman, Huawei
Search every verified Ken Hu interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote β each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Ken Hu, Deputy Chairman and Rotating Chairman of Huawei, has focused on the company's strategy for 5G deployment, cybersecurity transparency, and the importance of global supply chain unity. At the 2022 Huawei Global Analyst Summit, Hu stated that Huawei does not support "decoupling or fragmentation" of chip supply chains, calling such approaches "bad for ICT industry development." He also discussed Huawei's efforts to reduce energy consumption in ICT through simplified architecture and renewable energy, and noted that the company had filed a 3D packaging patent for chips in 2019 as a way to develop leading systems without access to the most advanced processes. Hu has repeatedly emphasized the need for collaborative cybersecurity standards. At the opening of Huawei's Cyber Security Transparency Center in Brussels in 2020, he called for unified standards and verification based on facts rather than "speculations or baseless rumors," and proposed a "GDPR light" scheme for cybersecurity in Europe. In earlier appearances, Hu argued that 5G represents a single global standard and that stronger network capacity creates greater opportunity, while also stating that Huawei would not disclose customer data if asked by any government, as the company builds infrastructure and does not control customer data.
“If we evaluate the transaction and regard it as a high risk then we'll give it up as a business decision in order to make sure that we have very sound business operations.”
“We believe in the beauty of a globally unified supply chain for chips, and we don't believe the approach of decoupling or fragmentation; we think it is bad for ICT industry development.”
“We have to shift our supply chain from the U.S. to the rest of the world, and we purchased eleven billion U.S. dollars of goods and services from U.S. suppliers.”
“5G is for the first time in human history that we achieve a single global standard; the innovation and the technology is so expensive nowadays so we don't want to get back to the past generations.”
“We are committed to invest $1.5 billion to expand the developer community β we hope the developer community will grow well beyond the current 1.3 million developers.”
“I think statistics-based computing is going to become mainstream; we estimate that five years from now statistical computing will consume as much as 80% of the total computing power used around us.”
“For example the GDPR, which is a shining example of this, says clear standards, defines responsibilities for all stakeholders and applies equally to all companies operating in Europe; as a result GDPR has become the golden standard to privacy protection around the world.”
“We also talked about developing a 'GDPR light' scheme for cybersecurity in Europe, and we hope that that will lay a fair ground for all service providers and technology providers to contribute their credibility to the digital development in Europe.”
“The trade issue between the two countries β there is a very tense relationship β but from the global operation I believe that there is a negative impact on the economy as a whole.”
“If a government asks us to disclose data, we are not going to be disclosing our data; Huawei builds infrastructure and is not in a position to control customers' data or the operation.”
“I believe that a stronger network capacity can bring greater opportunity, and the digital transformation also means a new growth of the revenue for the telco carriers.”
“Staying as a private company is a choice we made as part of our business strategy and financial structure. From the financial point of view, because of our employee stock ownership plan, we share the benefits with our employees and they fork out money from their pockets to buy the company's stocks to promote its develo...”
“It's hardly any setback; our business strategy in the US is very clear: we will focus on smartphones and patiently await the right opportunities in networking equipment.”
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