Huawei & Arm Meet Behind Closed Doors
By Amy Guan, EETimes
September 27, 2019
SHENZHEN, China — Executives from Arm, Arm China and HiSilicon (Huawei’s chip division) met behind closed doors on Wednesday morning (Sept. 25th) at the Intercontinental Hotel in Shenzhen, and when they emerged they stood for a group photo that said more about the US-China trade war than anything the three companies had actually said in four months. That snapshot served to reassure the Chinese media and the local electronics industry of the continuing cooperation among Arm, Arm China and Huawei.
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