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Huawei Digital Energy executive urges standardization of hardware interfaces to reduce customization costs at the 22nd Teito International Forum

According to IT Home, at the 22nd Teito International Forum in Tianjin on September 19, Huawei Digital Energy executive Wang Chao urged standardization of hardware interfaces to reduce customization costs and strengthen global competitiveness of China's automotive supply chain. The report notes his comments on moving from basic electrification to comprehensive electrification and references his prior remarks at a July event about Huawei's injectable incremental components and Huawei DriveONE’s multi-scenario powertrain solutions.

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Huawei Digital Energy executive urges standardization of hardware interfaces to reduce customization costs at the 22nd Teito International Forum
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  1. 01Wang Chao, vice president of Huawei Digital Energy, spoke at the 22nd Teito International Forum and urged standardization of hardware interfaces.
  2. 02The event opened on September 19 in Tianjin's Binhai New Area, as IT Home notes the 22nd China Automotive Industry Development International Forum.
  3. 03IT Home notes that Wang previously said at a July event that Huawei aims to create incremental components for intelligent connected electric vehicles, and references Huawei DriveONE offerings.
  4. 04The report cites Huawei DriveONE as part of Huawei's multi-scenario powertrain solutions developed from over 30 years of ICT power electronics experience.

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