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Huawei has secured the third position in the global wearable market for Q1 2025, achieving a 36% year-on-year growth with 7.1 million units sold and a 15.1% market share, driven by the popularity of its GT and FIT smartwatch series. Xiaomi leads the market with 8.7 million units, followed by Apple at 7.6 million, while Samsung trails behind Huawei with 4.9 million units shipped. The market is increasingly shifting towards ecosystem-driven strategies, emphasizing the need for brands to balance innovative features with core functionalities to meet consumer demand.
Claudia Panseri, head of investments at UBS, highlighted mixed prospects for technology stocks, which have underperformed compared to European equities. While the global tech index rose 5% this year, only Microsoft and Meta Platforms from the "BATMAAN" group saw gains, leaving valuations reasonable with a forward P/E ratio around 23.
Barclays has initiated coverage of Foxconn with an "Overweight" rating, highlighting its strong position in AI server production and potential for growth beyond its Apple business. The firm projects a 15.5% revenue growth in 2025, driven by AI servers, which now represent 42% of its server revenue. With a competitive edge in high-end assembly and a 4% dividend yield, Foxconn is seen as undervalued, with price targets ranging from $7 to $17 based on market conditions.
Amazon is reportedly developing a foldable tablet to compete with Apple's upcoming device, potentially launching before it. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests that Amazon's product could enter mass production by late 2026 or 2027, although development has not officially started yet. This move follows Huawei's recent release of its 18-inch MateBook Fold Ultimate, intensifying competition in the foldable device market.
China showcased its technological advancements, including humanoid robots, at Macau's Beyond Expo, amid ongoing tensions with the US over semiconductor access and Huawei's AI chips. The Chinese government criticized the Trump administration for hindering trade talks, while Nvidia's CEO called for easing restrictions on AI technology exports to China.
Huawei has launched the MateBook Fold, an 18-inch foldable device that unfolds from a 13-inch form factor, featuring a 3.3K OLED display and a unique "water drop" hinge. Priced at approximately $3,330, it arrives as Apple is rumored to be developing a similar foldable iPad-MacBook hybrid expected by 2027. This move raises questions about whether Huawei is outpacing Apple in the foldable market or simply rushing to market with a concept that Apple is refining.
Huawei has launched the Nova 14 series, starting at CNY2,699 (USD375), with Pro and Ultra versions priced at CNY3,499 and CNY4,199, respectively. Featuring HarmonyOS 5 and AI enhancements, the series aims to strengthen Huawei's mid-to-high-end market presence, particularly in China, while facing challenges in expanding its HarmonyOS ecosystem globally. Despite a 28% drop in net profit last year, the company sold over 100,000 Nova 13 units in Q1 2023, aided by a national consumer subsidy program.
Huawei has launched its in-house operating system, HarmonyOS, for personal computers, aiming to provide an alternative to Windows amid rising geopolitical tensions. The OS will debut on the MateBook Fold and is set to support over 2,000 apps, including popular messaging platforms like WeChat and QQ. With a focus on reducing reliance on American technology, Huawei is phasing out Windows from its PC lineup and expanding its software ecosystem to connect various devices.
Huawei has launched its in-house operating system, HarmonyOS, for personal computers, aiming to provide an alternative to Microsoft’s Windows amid rising geopolitical tensions. The OS will debut on the MateBook Fold and is set to support over 2,000 apps, including popular messaging platforms like WeChat and QQ. As part of its strategy to reduce reliance on American technology, Huawei is phasing out Windows from its PC lineup and expanding its software ecosystem to connect various devices.
Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has experienced both significant successes and notable failures in his investment career. Among his best picks are Apple, American Express, and Coca-Cola, which have yielded substantial returns over time. Conversely, his worst investments include Berkshire Hathaway itself, Dexter Shoe Company, and ConocoPhillips, highlighting the challenges even seasoned investors face.
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| Symbol | AAPL |
| Name | Apple Inc. |
| Currency | USD |
| Sector | Information Technology |
| IndustryGroup | Technology Hardware & Equipment |
| Industry | Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components |
| Market | NASDAQ Global Select |
| Country | United States |
| State | CA |
| City | Cupertino |
| Zipcode | 95014 |
| Website | http://www.apple.com |
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