Huawei plans to open 50 offline stores in Europe


At Huawei’s Keynote speech at IFA 2020 in Germany, the company mentioned that it has plans to open more offline stores in Europe. According to the company, it will open 8 flagship stores and 42 experience stores across Europe. Furthermore, the speech reveals that the applications on Huawei’s HMS Core exceed 81,000, a year-on-year increase of 88%. Also, the number of developers in Huawei App Gallery is over 1.6 million, a year-on-year increase of 76%. These figures are for the first half of the year. 

Huawei Kirin 1020

However, the company did not release a new generation of Kirin chips or other new products as usual. From previous years, it usually launches Kirin chips at IFA and releases its flagship mobile phone Mate series at the end of September. For example, at the IFA 2019 exhibition, it launched the Kirin 990 flagship series. 

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Huawei App Gallery has 33 million monthly active users in Europe

According to reports, in the first half of this year, the App Gallery has 33 million monthly active users in Europe. Also, the App Gallery has 184 billion downloads worldwide, making it the third-largest App Store in the world. Presently, it is only second to Google and Apple. App Gallery’s number of developers in the first half of the year hit 1.6 million, an increase of 76% year-on-year. The records show that Huawei App Gallery gets at least 5000 apps every month.

In addition, the Chinese manufacturer also launched a search service, Petal Search to replace Google search. Petal Search is designed by Huawei, but the search content comes from third-party partners. They include Qwant, the largest search engine in Europe, and Yandex, the number one search engine in Russia. Since its official launch in June this year, Petal Search has attracted 1 million European users. The number of applications accessing Huawei HMS Core globally exceeds 81,000 in H1 2020, an increase of 88% year-on-year.

Europe is an important market for Huawei

Walter Ji said in his speech that Europe will be an important market for Huawei in the next decade. According to him, Huawei has employed more than 8,500 employees in 11 countries in Western Europe. The number of employees in Europe is more than 14,000. Last year, Huawei created 223,000 jobs in Europe. Currently, Huawei has two headquarters in Europe, Poland, and Germany. Since 2010, Huawei has invested more than $1 billion in innovative research projects in Europe. The comany has also cooperated with over 100 research institutions and universities in the fields of computing.

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2 Comments

  1. Cyril Dieudonne
    September 4, 2020

    so much for a company that was supposed to leave the phone market (dixit some experts)

  2. David Bedford
    September 5, 2020

    It looks like Huawei is unstoppable like an avalanche rolling down a hill it just keeps gathering mass, this new search engine will probably be better than Google in every way.