# HarmonyOS
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Canton Fair Hits New High as Greater Bay Area Pushes Deeper Integration — Huawei and Dongguan Launch a ‘HarmonyOS City’
The 139th Canton Fair will open April 15 at record scale, highlighting a shift toward branded, green and intelligent exports. Beijing has elevated the Shenzhen–Zhuhai corridor to national planning, while Dongguan and Huawei launched a ‘HarmonyOS City’ to embed domestic IoT and data platforms into urban and industrial life. Hong Kong’s forthcoming five‑year plan aims to align the city more closely with national priorities.

China’s AWE 2026 Signals an Inflection Point: AI Becomes Native to the Home
AWE2026 in Shanghai showcased a rapid industry shift toward ‘AI-native’ home appliances: devices that run proactive, on-device agents and cooperate across brands. Open-source agents like OpenClaw and moves toward national interoperability standards—backed by vendor alliances such as Midea-HarmonyOS—could make 2026 the year smart appliances become autonomously intelligent rather than merely connected.

Huawei Declares Shift to a 'Full‑Chain' Ecosystem — Betting HarmonyOS to Link People, Cars and Homes
Huawei has declared its all‑scenario ecosystem has entered a “full‑chain” era, aiming to bind people, cars and homes into an integrated platform built on HarmonyOS. The move signals a strategic shift toward deeper partner integration and vertical coordination, with implications for competitors, automakers and data governance.

Chinese Phone Makers Race to Put Personal AI 'Agents' on Devices — But Real Utility Is Uncertain
Huawei, Xiaomi and Honor have launched mobile, on-device AI agents — dubbed "phone lobsters" in China — promising 24/7 personalised assistance and cross-device actions. Vendors tout privacy and low latency from edge deployment, but analysts warn usefulness is limited without third-party API access and wider app integration.

Huawei Launches Broad Lunar New Year Discount Drive — Price Cuts Across Phones and Devices Top ¥4,000
Huawei has announced a wide-ranging Lunar New Year promotion on its official site, cutting prices across phones and other devices with headline discounts stated to reach up to ¥4,000 when combining model reductions, trade-ins and finance offers. The campaign aims to boost short-term sales, clear inventory and reinforce Huawei’s device ecosystem amid tougher market conditions and fierce domestic competition.

Two Troubled Chinese Automakers Double Down on Huawei, Pledging R&D After a Combined ¥60bn Loss
BAIC BluePark and Anhui Jianghuai expect a combined net loss of at least ¥60 billion for 2025 but are responding by committing over ¥113 billion to joint projects with Huawei’s automotive software and solutions. The strategy mirrors the profitable Huawei partnership seen at Seres, but risks include dependence on a shared platform and dilution of differentiation as more OEMs adopt Huawei’s stack.