Huawei officially announced: list of 92 core suppliers!

Recently, Huawei announced the list of 92 core suppliers for 2018 on its official website. The awards are divided into six categories, including "Gold Supplier for Ten Consecutive Years", "Gold Supplier", "Excellent Quality Award", "Best Collaboration Award", "Best Delivery Award" and "Joint Innovation Award".

1. Specific list

1. Gold Medal Supplier for Ten Consecutive Years (2 companies):

2. Gold Medal Suppliers (65):

3. Excellent Quality Award (7 companies):

4. Best Collaboration Award (2 companies):

5. Best Delivery Award (9 companies):

6. Joint Innovation Award (7 companies):

II. Overall Situation

Among the above-mentioned list of 92 core suppliers, the largest number of suppliers are from the United States, including 33 companies including Intel, NXP, Qualcomm, and Broadcom;

The number of mainland suppliers ranks second, including Luxshare Precision, BYD, BOE, AAC Technologies, SF Express, etc., totaling 25.

Among them, SF Express was selected as Huawei's core supplier for the first time because it acquired the Chinese business of Huawei's supply chain company DHL.

In addition, BOE provided Huawei with flexible OLED curved screens for the first time this year and was the first screen supplier for Huawei's new flagship Mate 20 Pro. It was also rated as a gold supplier by Huawei for the first time.

The others are: 11 in Japan, 10 in Taiwan, China, 4 in Germany, 2 each in Switzerland, South Korea and Hong Kong, China, and 1 each in the Netherlands, France and Singapore.

III. Brief Introduction of Huawei’s 92 Award-winning Core Suppliers in 2018

1. Intel: Headquartered in the United States, it is the world's second largest semiconductor company and Huawei's chip supplier. Intel mainly provides computing and storage support for Huawei Cloud. Huawei's SD-WAN products all use Intel's Atom to Xeon D series processors.

2. NXP: Headquartered in the Netherlands, NXP is a supplier of NFC chips and audio amplifiers for Huawei, providing high-performance mixed-signal and standard product solutions.

3. HUBER SUHNER: Headquartered in Switzerland, it is a world-renowned supplier of RF connectors and optical connector component systems. It has several cable connector factories in mainland China and mainly provides communication transmission products for Huawei.

4. Xilinx: Headquartered in the United States, it is the world's largest FPGA chip manufacturer and provides FPGA chips and video encoders for Huawei.

5. Marvell: Headquartered in the United States, formerly known as Marvell Technology, it is a world-leading provider of storage, network and wireless connectivity solutions. Its China headquarters is in Shanghai, and it currently has R&D centers in Nanjing and Chengdu.

6. Foxconn: Headquartered in Taiwan, it is the OEM factory for Huawei mobile phones and tablets.

7. Shengyi Electronics (SYE): Headquartered in mainland China, it has won Huawei's core supplier award for many consecutive years and mainly provides PCB (printed circuit boards) for Huawei.

8. ZHONGLI GROUP: Headquartered in mainland China, it mainly operates special cables, optical cables, photovoltaic products and power station businesses. It is a cable supplier for Huawei.

9. Fujitsu: Headquartered in Japan, it was once the world's third largest IT service company, the second largest enterprise hard disk drive manufacturer, and the largest mobile hard disk manufacturer. Currently, its business covers more than 100 countries around the world, with about 155,000 employees.

10. WUS Printed Circuit: Headquartered in mainland China, WUS was formerly known as WUS Electronics (Kunshan) Co., Ltd. It was jointly invested by Taiwan Nanzi Electronics, WUS (Wu) Group, Sino-Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park Venture Capital Company, and Kunshan Development Zone Asset Management Company. It is committed to the research and development, design, and production of printed circuit boards and provides PCB products for Huawei.

11. Micron: Headquartered in the United States, it is one of the top five semiconductor manufacturers in the world. Its storage products rank third in the world after Samsung and SK Hynix. Nearly half of Micron's revenue comes from the Chinese market, mainly providing storage products to Chinese giants such as Huawei and Alibaba.

12. Hirose (HRS): Headquartered in Japan, it is a world-leading precision connector manufacturer and supplies connectors and related components to Huawei.

13. BYD (BYD): Headquartered in mainland China, BYD began to enter Huawei's supply chain in 2014, mainly providing it with mobile phone structural parts.

Today, BYD has become an integrated solution provider for Huawei's full range of models, including assembly, supply of batteries, chargers and other parts. In 2018, BYD participated in Huawei's flagship models including the P and Mate series, as well as the Honor, Maimang, and Nova series.

14. Murata: Headquartered in Japan, it is a global leader in passive components and mainly provides filters, MLCC and other products to Huawei.

15. Sony: Headquartered in Japan, it is the world's largest CMOS sensor supplier and provides Huawei with mobile phone cameras and related modules.

16. Largan Precision (LARGAN): Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is a leading manufacturer of mobile phone lenses and also the lens supplier for Huawei's flagship models.

17. Qualcomm: Headquartered in the United States, it is the world's largest mobile chip supplier and also the main supplier of Huawei's modem chips.

18. Analog Devices: Headquartered in the United States, it is a chip supplier for Huawei and has strong strength in analog and digital signal processing.

19. Commvault: Headquartered in the United States, it is a global leader in enterprise data backup, recovery, archiving and cloud services. It has close cooperation with Huawei in the field of data protection solutions.

20. Amphenol: Headquartered in the United States, it is a connector and cable supplier for Huawei. Amphenol's revenue reached US$7.01 billion last year, making it the world's second largest connector manufacturer. Its products include electronic and fiber optic connectors, coaxial and flat ribbon cables, and interconnect systems.

21. Luxshare: Headquartered in mainland China, it is the largest connector manufacturer in the country. It entered Huawei's supply chain through an acquisition in 2011 and won Huawei's Global Core Supplier Gold Award in 2018.

22. Unimicron: Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is a world-class supplier of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and integrated circuit carriers (IC carriers). It currently has five production bases in mainland China, two in Kunshan (Unimicron Tongtai and Dingxin Electronics), one in Suzhou (Qun Ce Technology), one in Huangshi (Xin Yixing Electronics), and one in Shenzhen (Lian Neng Technology).

23. Molex: Headquartered in the United States, it is Huawei's top connector and cable supplier. Molex started out mainly by making terminals and plastic shells, and has nearly 60 factories in 19 countries. Its current business is mainly focused on the manufacturing of electronic, electrical and fiber optic connectors. In 2013, Molex was acquired by Koch Industries for US$7.2 billion. After the acquisition, the company still maintains independent operation and its name remains unchanged.

24. Nexans: Headquartered in France, it is a world-renowned cable giant, formerly known as Alcatel, and is a cable supplier for Huawei.

25. BOE: Headquartered in mainland China, Huawei used BOE's display screens for the first time this year. The screen-to-body ratio of its latest flagship phone, the Mate 20, is over 15%.

26. I-Brights: Headquartered in mainland China, it is a global outdoor digital signage multinational company, the largest supplier of temperature control equipment for Huawei, the main supplier of Huawei's communication equipment, and the top-level structural parts supplier for Huawei. It is understood that I-Brights has won the Huawei Core Supplier Award for many consecutive years.

27. JONHON Optronics (JONHON): Headquartered in mainland China, it is the leading Chinese non-consumer electronics connector company and a supplier of cable and connector materials to Huawei.

28. Oracle: Headquartered in the United States, it is the world's largest enterprise software provider.

29. Sumitomo Electric: Headquartered in Japan, it is a leading global supplier of optical fiber and cable, mainly supplying optical communication components to Huawei through its Chinese subsidiary SEA.

30. ON Semiconductor: Headquartered in the United States, ON Semiconductor mainly provides Huawei's flagship phones with power management integrated circuit solutions including optical image stabilization, autofocus, tunable RF devices, cameras and chargers, and protection devices. In addition, ON Semiconductor also provides solutions for Huawei's solar energy and high-power applications.

31. COSCO SHIPPING: Headquartered in mainland China, it was formed by the reorganization of China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company and China Shipping (Group) Company, and provides cargo transportation services for Huawei.

32. SF Express: Headquartered in mainland China, this year, SF Express acquired the Chinese business of DHL, a supply chain company of Huawei, for RMB 5.5 billion, including 100% equity of DHL Hong Kong and DHL Beijing. With this acquisition, SF Express was shortlisted for Huawei's Global Core Supplier Award for the first time.

33. Sinotrans: Headquartered in mainland China, it was listed in Hong Kong on February 13, 2003. As of the end of 2017, Sinotrans' total assets reached RMB 62.287 billion and its net assets reached RMB 25.835 billion. It is currently the largest integrated logistics integrator in China.

34. Amperex Technology Co., Ltd. (ATL): Headquartered in Hong Kong, China, it is a world-leading lithium-ion battery manufacturer and mainly provides battery products for Huawei.

35. Sunny Optical: Headquartered in mainland China, it is the main supplier of Huawei camera modules.

36. Tianma: Headquartered in mainland China, it is a screen supplier for Huawei. It is understood that this year is the first time that Tianma has won the Huawei Global Core Supplier Gold Award.

37. SK Hynix: Headquartered in South Korea, it is Huawei’s memory supplier.

38. Rohde & Schwarz: Headquartered in Germany, Rohde & Schwarz is a leading supplier of test and measurement equipment in the global wireless field. It is also one of the only NB-IoT test equipment suppliers in the world. It mainly provides Huawei with NB-IoT test solutions that seamlessly connect product development to production lines. For example, the NB-IoT terminal chip test solution designed by HiSilicon is provided by Rohde & Schwarz.

39. Keysight Technologies: Headquartered in the United States, it is a company that produces test and measurement instruments and software. Keysight Technologies was formerly known as Agilent, which was split into two independent listed companies in 2013, one retaining the original name Agilent and the other named "Keysight Technologies". Currently, Keysight Technologies mainly helps Huawei complete the testing of 5G technology.

40. American International Group (AIG): Headquartered in the United States, it is a holding company engaged in insurance and insurance-related businesses, providing insurance, finance, investment and asset management services to companies and individuals in nearly 140 countries around the world.

41. Ospirent: Headquartered in the United States, it is a leading global provider of communications test instruments and test solutions, providing verification testing services to Huawei.

42. Red Hat: Headquartered in the United States, it is a major global supplier of open source software and technology. In October 2018, IBM announced the acquisition of Red Hat for $34 billion.

43. SUSE: Headquartered in Germany, SUSE was founded in 1992, bought by Novell in 2003, and sold to Attachmat seven years later. In 2014, Micros Focus announced the acquisition of Attachmat and took over SUSE. In 2018, SUSE was sold for the fourth time to private equity firm EQT.

44. TXC Technology Co., Ltd. (TXC): Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is the largest quartz component supplier in Taiwan and the fourth largest in the world. It mainly provides Huawei with quartz oscillators, surface acoustic wave oscillators and other products.

45. Toshiba Memory: Headquartered in Japan, it provides various storage technologies from hard disk drives (HDD), solid-state hybrid drives (SSHD) and solid-state drives (SSD) to NAND flash memory.

46. ​​Seagate: Headquartered in the United States, it mainly provides Huawei with high-speed hard drives, flash memory and other solutions.

47. Western Digital: Headquartered in the United States, it provides innovative storage technologies and hard disk products for Huawei's big data applications.

48. Accelink Technologies: Headquartered in mainland China, it is mainly engaged in the development and manufacturing of optoelectronic devices in the field of optical communications. Its products basically cover the main active and passive devices. It is a supplier of optical modules for Huawei.

49. TTM Technologies: Headquartered in the United States, it is one of the top ten printed circuit board manufacturers in the world and the largest in North America, providing PCBs and related products to Huawei.

50. Synopsys: Headquartered in the United States, it is the world's number one chip automation design solution provider and chip interface IP supplier. Synopsys not only cooperated with Huawei HiSilicon to design the world's first commercial artificial intelligence mobile phone chip, but also provided software security assessment for Huawei.

51. HGTech: Headquartered in mainland China, HGTech's main business is laser technology, its applications and sensors. Its wholly-owned subsidiary HG Zhengyuan is mainly engaged in optical module development and is a 5G optical module supplier for Huawei.

52. YOFC: Headquartered in mainland China, it is the optical fiber and cable supplier of Huawei.

53. ST Microelectronics: Headquartered in Switzerland, it is a major global supplier of MCU, MEMS sensors and NB-IoT development boards.

54. Skyworks: Headquartered in the United States, founded in 1962, it is a RF chip supplier for Huawei.

55. Microsoft: Headquartered in the United States, it is the world's largest software company and mainly provides translation technology to Huawei. However, Microsoft also announced this year that it plans to purchase Huawei's self-developed artificial intelligence (AI) chips for use in Microsoft's data centers in China.

56. Shenzhen Nan Circuit (SCC): Headquartered in mainland China, it mainly provides Huawei with various products including PCBs for wireless communication base stations.

57. Neo-Photonic: Headquartered in the United States, it also has a headquarters in Shenzhen, China, and has R&D and manufacturing bases in Wuhan and Dongguan. Neo-Photonic mainly provides optical communication products for Huawei and is a leading global supplier of optical communication components.

58. Qorvo: Headquartered in the United States, it is a world-renowned RF solution provider. Qorvo provides multiple innovative RF solutions for Huawei's most popular flagship smartphones and mid-range smartphones, including RF Fusion?, RF Flex?, highly integrated power amplifiers, antenna tuners, advanced filters, envelope trackers and mobile Wi-Fi solutions. In addition, Qorvo also provides a wide range of high-performance components for Huawei's wireless infrastructure and cellular backhaul business.

59. Furukawa Electric: Headquartered in Japan, it was founded in 1884. Its products mainly include optical fibers, wires and cables. It is a well-known leading optical fiber manufacturer in Japan.

60. AAC Technologies: Headquartered in mainland China, it is the main supplier of acoustic components for Huawei.

61. NTT Electronics: Headquartered in Japan, it mainly provides fiber optic access products and video encoder chips.

62. Sumicem: Headquartered in Japan, it is the optoelectronics business unit of Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., Ltd. (SOC) under the Sumitomo Group, mainly producing LiNbO3 modulators.

63. Goertek: Headquartered in mainland China, it is the main supplier of acoustic components for Huawei's high-end smartphones. Its products include acoustic precision components and smart hardware.

64. Compeq: Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is a PCB supplier for Huawei and a large enterprise integrating the production and manufacturing of rigid boards (PCB), flexible boards (FPC), rigid-flexible boards (RF-FPC), and surface mount technology (SMT).

65. Mitsubishi Electric: Headquartered in Japan and founded in 1921, it is a world-renowned supplier of motor products.

66. Samsung: Headquartered in South Korea, it is the world's largest semiconductor supplier, especially in the fields of memory, screen and CMOS image sensor. It mainly provides OLED screens and memory/flash memory products for Huawei.

67. Nanya Technology: Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is Huawei's memory chip supplier.

68. Cypress: Headquartered in the United States, it provides Huawei with sensors (three-axis accelerometers), BST capacitor controllers, etc.

69. II-VI: Headquartered in the United States, it is a leading global supplier of optoelectronic products. Its products include fiber optic communication components and functional modules, visible light and infrared lasers, optical components, optoelectronic crystal materials and components, micro-optical components, etc.

70. Inphi: Headquartered in the United States, founded in November 2000, it is a company that provides high-speed analog semiconductor solutions for the communications and computing markets, mainly providing semiconductor components and optical subsystems for network original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), optical modules, cloud and telecommunications service providers.

71. Panasonic: Headquartered in Japan, its main businesses include electronic materials, electronic components, batteries, automotive electronic equipment, factory and industrial automation equipment and solutions, etc.

72. Huntkey: Headquartered in mainland China, it is a core supplier of consumer power supplies for Huawei.

73. Macronix International: Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is a high-end NOR Flash supplier for Huawei.

74. Huaqin Telecom (HQ): Headquartered in mainland China, it is an ODM supplier for Huawei and mainly designs, develops and produces mobile phones for Huawei.

75. Mellanox: Headquartered in the United States, it was founded in 1999. Its products include network adapters, switches, network processors, software and chips. In early November 2018, foreign media reported that Xilinx was interested in acquiring Mellanox with a bid of up to US$5.5 billion. The two parties are still in talks.

76. TSMC: Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is the world's largest semiconductor wafer foundry. The processors of Huawei's three mobile phones launched this year, nova 3, nova 3i and Mate 20 series, are all exclusively manufactured by TSMC.

77. VAPEL: Headquartered in mainland China, it is a supplier of power supplies and related components to Huawei.

78. Wind River: Headquartered in the United States, Wind River is a leading global provider of intelligent interconnected system software and provides VxWorks operating system to Huawei. In April 2018, TPG, a global alternative asset company, announced that it would acquire Wind River from Intel.

79. Hengtong Optic-Electric (HTGD): Headquartered in mainland China, it is one of the top three optical fiber and cable companies in the world. Currently, Hengtong occupies 25% of the domestic optical fiber communication market and 15% of the global market share. It mainly provides communication products and system solutions for Huawei.

80. ASE Group: Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is the world's largest semiconductor packaging and testing company, mainly responsible for the packaging and testing business of Huawei chips.

81. MediaTek: Headquartered in Taiwan, China, it is the largest mobile phone chip design company in Asia and provides chip products for Huawei's low-end mobile phones.

82. Lens Technology: Headquartered in mainland China, Lens Technology provides Huawei with glass front covers, back covers, cameras, TP, decorative parts and other products. In particular, Lens Technology is the core supplier of 3D glass for the front and back covers of Huawei's latest Mate 20 series released this year.

83. Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC): Headquartered in mainland China, it is the largest and most technologically advanced integrated circuit wafer foundry in the mainland, mainly producing power management chips for Huawei HiSilicon.

84. Flex: Headquartered in Singapore, Flex is the world's second largest EMS foundry, mainly providing assembly services for Huawei base stations, access network/enterprise network products, Huawei flagship mobile phones, Huawei LTE mobile phones, etc.

85. Rosenberger: Headquartered in Germany, it is an international top wireless RF and fiber optic communication technology manufacturer with a history of more than 60 years. It officially entered China in 1997 and established a wholly-owned subsidiary, Rosenberger Asia Pacific Electronics Co., Ltd.

86. BIEL: Headquartered in Hong Kong, China, it is a glass cover supplier for Huawei.

87. Lumentum: Headquartered in the United States, a supplier of optical components for Huawei.

88. Finisar: Headquartered in the United States, it is the largest optical device supplier in the global fiber optic communications industry. It is also recognized by the industry as a global leader in vertical surface emitting laser (VCSEL) manufacturing and technology.

89. Cadence: Headquartered in the United States, it is a software company specializing in electronic design automation (EDA).

90. Broadcom: Headquartered in the United States, it provides Huawei with WiFi BT modules, positioning hub chips, RF antenna switches and other products.

91. Texas Instruments: Headquartered in the United States, it is the world's largest analog semiconductor manufacturer and provides DSP and analog chips to Huawei.

92. Infineon: Headquartered in Germany, it is the world's leading power device company. In the discrete device and module market segments, Infineon's market share is twice that of the second-ranked company. In the discrete IGBT market, Infineon's market share is three times that of its closest competitor. At present, Infineon mainly has various products such as microprocessors, LED drivers, sensors, and automotive integrated circuits and power management chips.

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