Huawei has been facing large scale failure of its Cloud services in China. Reports from many users started flooding in earlier today (10th April 2020), and the issue seems to largely affect China, with its website and service being unavailable.

Many Weibo users, a Chinese microblogging website, shared posts online regarding the Huawei Cloud services being unavailable. They shared issues like being unable to login and more. A few people even shared screenshots online that showed them using the Chinese tech giant’s service, but being greeted by the messages saying that the service was down.

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These included messages like, “The server is temporarily overloaded or under maintenance. Please try again later,” or “An error occurred while establishing a database connection.” Certain individuals online even claimed that the loss of the service had grave impacts on their enterprises or businesses. Furthermore, a few even reported on Huawei smartphones exploding, which seems highly unlikely.

Since the Cloud service was down, people in China couldn’t access a few applications or play games either. Unfortunately, Huawei has yet to make an official statement regarding this outage. Thus, it is currently unknown what caused the failure and many are asking Huawei when the issue will be resolved. So stay tuned for more news which should arrive soon

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Huawei Technologies Co, the Chinese tech giant, is planning on utilizing its advanced technology in the fight again the Coronavirus pandemic. The electronics brand will be offering AI assisted viral diagnosis tools to various hospitals outside of China to aid in combating the virus.

The primary weapon against the COVID-19 is Huawei Cloud, the cloud computing unit of the Chinese company. Through this artificial intelligent assisted tool, the known smartphone maker plans on aiding hospitals in countries like Ecuador and Philippines in collaboration with the AI enabled intelligence company Huiying Medical Technology Co Ltd.

The AI powered diagnosis tool for effective Coronavirus detection will be equipped in Baguio General Hospital in the Philippines with more to be confirmed soon after. Similarly, a hospital in Ecuador also received the technology, which took just 14 hours to install. Since then, dozens of countries have been contacting Huawei Cloud, looking for possible cooperation regarding the same issue.

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As of right now, Ecuador is the first country in Latin America to receive an AI assisted auxiliary diagnostic system in two local hospitals. Now, the Baguio General Hospital also had the new AI enabled COVID-19 scanner earlier this week, which will help the doctors detect cases of infection using a CT scan of the patient. Reportedly, through the new AI assisted systems, the accuracy of the test results could be boosted to 98 percent.

The new technology could also help doctors distinguish between early, advanced and severe late stages of infection. Thus, providing medicals teams more details of the issue and treat them accordingly with respective medicines and procedures. This will also help track a patient’s progress, helping in finding out whether the treatment prescribed is actually working or not. The system uses “computer vision and medical image analysis technologies,” as stated by Huawei, to evaluate a patient’s lungs.

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Huawei’s Honor brand has kept the media buzzing with teasers centred on the expected Honor Note 10. Some details of the device have also appeared online. According to reports from China, Huawei officially shared a post on its Pollen club which seems to suggest that the Honor Note 10 will be launched later this month. The company is yet to reveal the exact date the launch would happen but that should be done any moment from now.

The Honor Note 10 is yet another flagship device from Huawei which is expected to feature a massive size screen. Details of the device show that it would feature a 6.9-inch QHD+ display. Apart from packing the flagship Hisilicon Kirin 970 chipset, the device is expected to have Huawei’s latest GPU Turbo technology onboard.

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In addition, the Huawei Honor Note 10 phablet is said to come with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. Of course, there could be other memory variants. The device will also have a dual camera setup at the rear which would be a 16MP + 24 MP combo while at the front is a 24MP sensor. The device will run on Android 8.1 Oreo-based EMUI 8.

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Huawei is reportedly going to offer some of its smartphone users in China to use Microsoft‘s Windows 10 through a cloud-based service. At the CES Asia 2018, the China-based tech giant introduced a new cloud service that streams Windows 10 to specific Android smartphones.

The service, which is called Huawei Cloud PC, requires a special Cloud PC app that enables users to view the Windows 10 desktop on the smartphone’s screen, or on a connected external display. The service is reportedly based on Huawei’s FusionCloud Desktop platform which was originally developed for the enterprise.

As said, the Windows 10 operating system on Huawei’s smartphones won’t work as a replacement for the Android operating system but will be a cloud-based service in which Android will still be the primary OS. But users will have access to the full functionality of Windows 10 while on the go without needing a separate product.

A hands-on demonstration of this service showed how Mate 10 smartphone user could take a photo and then edit the image in Photoshop installed on Windows 10 in the cloud as the service allows users to install programs and apps on the virtual machine.

The company has said that it will be offered on five different devices, including the Huawei P20 and P20 Pro, Mate 10, Mate RS, and MediaPad M5 tablet. Currently, there’s no confirmation that the company won’t be offering it on other devices at some point in the future.

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As the Windows 10 will be running in the cloud, the streaming requires a stable network and/or internet connection, thus the responsiveness of the virtual machine depends on your connection. There’s no information available regarding the pricing or a launch date for Huawei Cloud PC, but it will only be available in China for now.

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