Foreword: Recently, there was news on the Internet that Honor will re-adopt the Kirin chip, and there is even news that the Honor Kirin chip version of the engineering machine is being tested. This news has aroused widespread attention and heated discussions among netizens. However, Jiang Hairong, CMO of Honor Terminal Co., Ltd. in China, responded to this, saying that this news is pure nonsense.
1. The historical relationship between Honor and Huawei
Honor used to be a sub-brand of Huawei and has an inseparable relationship with Huawei. However, in 2020, Honor officially became independent from Huawei and operated completely independently. This move has sparked widespread attention and discussion. Although Honor and Huawei have separated, netizens are still full of curiosity and speculation about the connection between Honor and Huawei.
Second, there are rumors that Honor has re-adopted Kirin chips
Recently, there was a sudden news on the Internet that Honor will re-adopt the Kirin chip, and there is even news that the Honor Kirin chip version of the engineering machine is being tested. This news seems to be clear-eyed, and it is difficult to distinguish between the real and the fake. Netizens have speculated whether this means that Honor and Huawei will join forces again, or that Honor will use Huawei's HarmonyOS system and Kirin chips.
3. Jiang Hairong, CMO of Honor Terminal Co., Ltd. in China
However, Jiang Hairong, CMO of Honor Terminal Co., Ltd. in China, responded to this, with four simple words, "pure nonsense". This response has undoubtedly poured cold water on this rumor. Kang's response suggests that Honor has no plans to re-adopt Kirin chips, and this news is just nonsense.
4. Future outlook for Honor and Huawei
Although Honor and Huawei have separated, the two companies are still growing in their respective fields. As an independent brand, Honor has its own development strategy and goals. Huawei is also constantly introducing new technologies and products to continue to lead the development of the industry. Although the two companies have become independent, they still share the same mission and goal, which is to provide users with better products and services.
The news of Honor's re-adoption of Kirin chips has aroused widespread attention and heated discussions among netizens. However, Jiang Hairong, CMO of Honor Terminal Co., Ltd. in China, responded to this, saying that this news is pure nonsense. Although Honor and Huawei have historical roots, the two companies have become completely independent. Honor will continue to adhere to its own development path and provide users with better products and services. Huawei will continue to promote the development of the industry and bring more innovation and surprises to users. Let's look forward to the future development of both companies!