第1个回答 2024-05-27
1. Huawei leads the global 5G technology sector with a market share of 37 percent, ranking first worldwide.
2. Samsung follows closely with a 36 percent market share, making it the runner-up and on par with Huawei in the 5G smartphone market.
3. 5G technology encompasses more than just purchasing new phones or increasing internet speeds; it includes standard-setting, base station construction, chip manufacturing, and the actual user experience.
4. In terms of global 5G standard initiatives, China leads with 21 initiatives, followed by the United States with 9, Europe with 14, Japan with 4, and South Korea with 2—all of which are exclusive to South Korea. Huawei holds 8 standard initiatives, while Samsung has 2.
5. In 5G patents, Huawei holds a 20 percent global patent share, leading in the "end-to-end" technology and signaling China's dominance in the global 5G development.
6. Samsung's Exynos 980 features an 8nm process, dual-core A77, and hexa-core A55 architecture but only has 5 GPU cores, which may affect its performance.
7. Huawei's Kirin 980, on the other hand, employs a 7nm EUV process, quad-core A76, and quad-core A55 architecture, with enhancements in processor frequency and GPU core count, surpassing the Exynos 980 in technology.
8. The Kirin 990's 16 GPU cores easily outperform the Exynos 980 in GPU performance.
9. Huawei has been a leader in AI performance in smartphone chips and was a pioneer in introducing AI chips into smartphone chips.
10. Huawei has also launched the Tianzhou Zichungang chip for base station applications, which matches or exceeds the performance of global leading chips.
11. In terms of base station construction, Huawei has shipped over 150,000 5G base stations globally, with its communication equipment business accounting for more than 30 percent of the global market. It serves over 100 countries and provides services to one-third of the world's population. This analysis clearly demonstrates Huawei's comprehensive advantage in the 5G field.