Huawei's Media Mess

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To many Chinese, the rise of Huawei "against all odds" is the story of modern (post-Mao) China and of their own rise.

eetimes.com, by Junko Yoshida, Feb. 06, 2019 – 

As a reporter covering the high-tech beat, reporting on Huawei is the toughest nut, especially nowadays when Huawei-bashing is all the rage.

I don't presume to know much about Huawei. I even have a hard time pronouncing it. However, I've been lucky enough to have had a chance to visit Huawei headquarters in Shenzhen. I had two extensive interviews with executive Shao Yang – a leader in Huawei's Consumer Business Group – on separate occasions.

I also talked to engineers at startups in Shenzhen who regard Huawei as a model company. Some even insist that there's nothing wrong with staying up all night at the office – with a sleeping bag handy – to solve problems at all costs. It's the "Huawei-way."

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