Honor CEO Zhao Ming Addresses "Shared Blueprint" Concerns: Possessing Unique Technologies, Forging an Independent Path

Honor CEO Zhao Ming Addresses "Shared Blueprint" Concerns: Possessing Unique Technologies, Forging an Independent PathHonor CEO Zhao Ming today directly addressed concerns regarding alleged "shared blueprints" between Honor and Huawei during a live stream. Responding to this much-discussed issue, Zhao Ming clearly stated that Honor operates independently, with all technological innovations stemming from its own R&D and following an independent technological path

Honor CEO Zhao Ming Addresses "Shared Blueprint" Concerns: Possessing Unique Technologies, Forging an Independent Path

Honor CEO Zhao Ming today directly addressed concerns regarding alleged "shared blueprints" between Honor and Huawei during a live stream. Responding to this much-discussed issue, Zhao Ming clearly stated that Honor operates independently, with all technological innovations stemming from its own R&D and following an independent technological path. He emphasized, "We possess technologies that Huawei doesn't have; we have many unique technologies." As evidence, Zhao Ming specifically cited Honor's Qinghai Lake battery technology and its leading-edge ultra-thin inward and outward folding screen technologies.

This statement directly addresses questions about Honor's technological capabilities and clearly showcases its independent R&D strength. The relationship between Honor and Huawei has long been a focal point in the industry, with many considering Honor a "substitute" for Huawei. However, Zhao Ming explicitly denied this in the live stream, emphasizing that Honor will forge its own path, rather than simply replicating or following Huawei or other manufacturers. He further pointed out that while some manufacturers choose compatibility with the Apple ecosystem as their primary selling point, Honor has chosen a different path, focusing on building its own unique technological advantages and brand characteristics.

Zhao Ming also discussed the competitive relationship between Honor and Huawei. Addressing speculation about a potential return to Huawei, he stated that this stems from external hopes for a continued strong relationship between the two. He described Honor and Huawei's market encounters as a "friendly collision of the strongest products." He cleverly used product iteration cycles to explain the differences between the two, noting that Huawei has released the Mate70 series, while Honor's Magic7 series is at a different stage of development: "We are still young."

This statement not only reflects Honor's clear understanding of its own development stage but also suggests that Honor will compete in the market with greater vitality and innovation. Zhao Ming stressed that Honor benefits from a strong heritage but also maintains a start-up mentality, approaching the market with a youthful spirit. This is both a confident expression and a clear indication of its future direction.

When asked to comment on Huawei's recently released Mate70 series, Zhao Ming candidly responded, "As strong as ever," but simultaneously expressed Honor's confidence: "We are confident we can do better." This is not simply competitive rhetoric but reflects Honor's confidence in its technological strength and product competitiveness, and its firm belief in its future development.

Zhao Ming's live stream response is multifaceted. Firstly, it effectively clarifies misunderstandings about the source of Honor's technology, establishing its independence in R&D. Secondly, it clarifies Honor's independent development strategy, emphasizing its differentiated competitive strategy and its avoidance of simple imitation or dependence on other manufacturers. Finally, it also reveals the complex relationship of both competition and cooperation between Honor and Huawei, as well as Honor's confidence and determination for its future development.

Honor's independent path is not easy. Facing strong competitors, Honor needs to continuously innovate technologically and enhance its product competitiveness to gain a foothold in the market. Zhao Ming's statement in the live stream is not only a response to external doubts but also a declaration of Honor's future development direction. By emphasizing its technological strength and differentiated competitive strategy, Honor seeks to establish a unique position in the market and gain consumer recognition.

Zhao Ming's response to the "shared blueprint" allegations is not a simple denial but a firm commitment to Honor's independent development path. He used actual technological achievements and future development plans to demonstrate Honor's independence and competitiveness. This is not only a confident display of its own capabilities but also a proactive response to future market competition. Honor's future development is worth anticipating.

In responding to questions about the relationship between Honor and Huawei, Zhao Ming did not simply evade or downplay the issue but responded to external speculation with honesty and confidence. This candid approach has garnered public goodwill and showcases Honor's brand image. He cleverly defined the competitive relationship as benign competition, acknowledging Huawei's strength while expressing Honor's confidence and determination to surpass it.

In summary, Zhao Ming's live stream response not only effectively addresses external doubts but also showcases Honor's independence, innovation, and confidence in the future. This is of significant importance for Honor's brand building and future development. Honor will continue to follow its own technological path, writing its own brilliant chapter in the fierce market competition with a younger mindset and stronger technological strength.