The tariff war between China and the United States has eased slightly after both countries agreed to reduce tariffs by 115% for 90 days. But the technology war continues with the US Commerce Department warning companies around the world not to use artificial intelligence (AI) chips made by Huawei. So, what should you know about it?

When people talk about buying personal computers (PCs), they're most likely referring to a Windows PC. Of course, some prefer Mac PCs and some Linux users. However, a new PC operating system is on the way, and it's not from any of these American companies.

An Android phone is often considered a Google-powered phone. However, not all Android phones have Google services, a problem most companies want to avoid. Interestingly, that might not be the case for Xiaomi, which seems to be working on a Google-free version.

For those unaware, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) chose U Mobile as the second 5G provider last year. Then in January 2025, the company received financial support from CIMB for the 5G rollout. And now, MCMC has finally given the green light.

It has been a few years since the US government banned Huawei from using any Google Mobile services. Besides Huawei, other Chinese telecommunications companies such as ZTE also got listed in the trade restrictions. Today, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will again launch another investigation on the companies if they have been violating the ban.

In a cheeky way to promote a new device, Huawei posted a short teaser of Richard Yu, Huawei CEO, holding an unknown device. According to sources, it could be a new foldable tablet-like device that will be unveiled on 20 March 2025.

HUAWEI has stopped launching laptops and desktop PCs after being blocked from accessing Intel chips. This is another attempt by the United States to prevent HUAWEI from resurfacing after being subject to technological barriers since 2019. Recently, the new Kirin X90 chip has been leaked and it is the chip for HUAWEI's first ARM-based PC. So, what should you know about it?

DeepSeek is now a hot name in the world of artificial intelligence (AI) with companies such as HUAWEI, HONOR, Microsoft and several automotive manufacturers already using the R1 model in their products and services. So, what should you know about it?

Yesterday, U Mobile set a groundbreaking benchmark in the telecommunications industry. By teaming up with Huawei and using its Meta Active Antenna Unit (MetaAAU) technology, U Mobile achieved over 120Mbps of 5G network coverage during a trial run across the 13.5km of the Penang Bridge.

Huawei has shared official images of the Maextro S800, which is being marketed as the largest electric luxury sedan (EV) for the Chinese market. Maextro is another EV sub-brand of Huawei, developed in collaboration with JAC. So, what should you know about it?