The United States is intensifying its blockade of Chinese AI technology, Huawei: Don't be afraid! The system and chip can be used with their own

Recently, at the 2024 China International Big Data Industry Expo, Tao Jingwen, Director and Quality Process IT President of Huawei, delivered a speech emphasizing that Chinese technology companies should not fear the US blockade.

Tao Jingwen pointed out that the transformation of AI technology is not a castle in the air, but requires deep integration with traditional enterprise processes, organizations, IT, data, and business scenarios. Huawei has successfully introduced AI into enterprises over the years of innovation, making it a truly usable and valuable technology for businesses.

Currently, AI is at the forefront of technological competition between China and the United States, and the West has imposed a comprehensive blockade on China in areas such as chips and technology. Tao Jingwen stated that Chinese companies should not fear the US blockade. In the process of breaking through, they can use Huawei's computing power (chips), operating systems, storage, and tools to develop our own AI.

It is reported that Huawei's base established in Guizhou has become one of the three major enterprise data centers in the world, providing powerful computing power support for Huawei. In addition, the launch of Huawei Cloud Stack big model hybrid cloud provides a complete solution for AI production chain, helping enterprises cope with complex challenges in research and development, production, consumption and other links.

From historical experience, the technological competition between China and the United States has never stopped.

As early as 2003, Cisco sued Huawei for intellectual property infringement, and although the two sides eventually reached a settlement, friction between China and the United States in the high-tech field has always existed.

In recent years, the United States has gradually woven a web that restricts China's technological progress in three major areas: AI governance, chip warfare, and data rules, through investment controls, export controls, and review mechanisms.

Despite facing technological blockades from the United States, Chinese technology companies are still constantly breaking through. For example, in the field of ERP software, domestic enterprises have joined forces to break the US blockade and ensure the transformation of China's digital economy.

In addition, China's independent development in the semiconductor field has also shown strong momentum. Although we are facing technological blockades from Europe and America in the high-end chip field, our chip industry is still developing rapidly.

In 2023, the domestic chip production capacity reached 351.4 billion pieces, a year-on-year increase of 6.9%. Chip exports account for 64% of the world's total, surpassing semiconductor powers such as the United States and South Korea.

Tao Jingwen's viewpoint has been supported by multiple sources. The competition between China and the United States in the field of artificial intelligence is essentially a battle of attack and defense at the high point of the high-tech industry and the top of the high-value chain. China's investment in the field of artificial intelligence has not slowed down due to US sanctions, but instead is casting a wide net and targeting the most fiercely competitive area between China and the United States.

Overall, despite the increasing blockade of Chinese technology companies by the United States, Chinese technology companies are still constantly breaking through.

Electric Technology believes that Huawei's successful cases demonstrate that Chinese companies have the ability to independently develop and apply system and chip technologies. In the future, Chinese technology companies will continue to deepen their work in fields such as AI and chips, break through technological barriers, and achieve independent and controllable development goals.