Huawei, facing political headwinds in the hardware categories it has dominated, this week signalled its intention to become a global player in software.

Its mobile handset business, which came within swiping distance of the world No 1 spot, and its 5G infrastructure business, which was at one stage regarded as a year ahead of rival technologies, are under increasing pressure...

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