Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

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The Nikkei News teamed up with market research firm Fomalhaut Techno Solutions to disassemble Huawei's Mate 60 Pro phone.

In the end, it was found that the domestic production rate of Huawei mobile phones was getting higher and higher, with the value of Chinese-made parts in the Mate 60 Pro reaching 47%, 18 percentage points higher than the Mate 40 Pro at the same price three years ago.

According to the disassembly, Fomalhaut concluded that Huawei Mate 60 Pro uses chips designed by Hayes and manufactured by SMIC.

Minatake Kashio, chief executive of Fomalhaut, said SMIC used old equipment not covered by US export regulations to make it possible to carve circuits the size of the 7nm process on silicon wafers by re-exposing and slightly changing the position of the substrate.

Fomalhaut estimates the total cost of Mate 60 Pro parts at $422 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 3081 yuan), of which Chinese-made parts are worth about $198, up about 90 per cent from Mate 40 Pro.

It is said that the biggest contributor to the increase in domestic share is display panel maker BOE, which means Huawei has switched the supplier of the most expensive components in mobile phones from South Korea's LG display to BOE.

Of course, BOE can be said to be famous for its quality in this respect. High-end products are true to the smartphone display market dominated by LG and Samsung display, but they seem to be slightly inadequate in terms of mass production capacity.

"the question is to what extent BOE will be able to supply Huawei when Huawei shipments recover," Minatake Kashio said.

In addition, Huawei's Mate 40 Pro touchscreen components were supplied by the US Synaptics three years ago, but the Mate 60 Pro has shifted to Chinese manufacturers, which is also one of the main factors contributing to the increase in domestic production.

"some people say that China's indigenous technology will lag behind other countries by seven years, but it is surprising that they will catch up within five years," Kashio exclaimed.

In addition, Japanese components account for only 1 per cent of Huawei's Mate 60 Pro, down from 19 per cent of Mate 40 Pro. However, Huawei's share of Korean components increased by 5 percentage points to 36 per cent as Huawei changed its supplier of CIS from Sony to Samsung.

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