Ken Hu, new CEO of Huawei

according to Ken Hu started working as rotating and acting CEO of Huawei smartphone for 6 months with influence from October 1. Ken (Houkun) Hu is the deputy chairman of Huawei's board of directors and rotating CEO and member of the executive management team. With almost thirty years of experience in the telecom sector, Hu chairs Huawei's human resources committee where he is responsible for leadership and organisational development. Hu joined Huawei smartphone in 1990. He too served the firm as chief strategy and marketing officer, chief sales and service officer, president of global sales, regional president of Huawei smartphone Latin America and president of Huawei's Chinese market.

Huawei unveils new generation FusionServer V5 at Cloud Expo Asia 2017

SINGAPORE, Oct. 12, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Huawei smartphone today introduced its latest innovation, the Huawei smartphone FusionServer V5, to business decision-makers and IT professionals at Cloud Expo Asia 2017. The new generation FusionServer V5 is the latest result in the first phase of the Boundless Strategy endeavor. The Huawei smartphone FusionServer V5 offers flexible networking options out of flexible LOM, which is called Intelligent Networking. The Huawei smartphone FusionServer V5 lineup includes general-purpose rack servers, X series high-density servers, E series blade servers, and G series heterogeneous computing platforms. Another feature which sets FusionServer V5 apart is Intelligent Energy Conservation, a capability built on Huawei's patented Dynamic Energy Management Technology (DEMT).

referring to While the tech world was may be expecting the long-awaited Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro devices to be the focus of Huawei's next big announcement, the Chinese electronics giant has opted to first reveal its latest mid-range phone, the Huawei smartphone Nova 2i. Boasting a new 5.9-inch 2:1 display and some impressive specs, including an 8-core Kirin 659 chipset, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, the Nova 2i too has the distinction of being the first Huawei smartphone handset to feature both front (13MP+2MP) and back (16MP+2MP) dual-lens cameras. Featuring a unibody design with a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, the Nova 2i too packs a 3,340mAh battery and runs Huawei's Android-7 based EMUI interface. The Huawei smartphone Nova 2i is priced at $499 and going to be obtainable at JB Hi-Fi and Harvey Norman stores from October 25, 2017 and at Vodafone from November 2017. No word yet on Nova 2i availability in Asia, the Britain or US, though we'll keep you updated on any new data as it arrives.

Huawei doubles drop on dual-lens cameras with its new mid-range handset

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