Xu Zhijun： Building a native application ecology in HarmonyOS is the most critical thing for Huawei in 2024.

Beijing News Shell Financial News (Reporter Sun Wenxuan) From April 17th to 19th, the 21st Huawei Analyst Conference was held in Shenzhen. Xu Zhijun, the rotating chairman of Huawei, mentioned at the meeting that ecology is very important for Huawei’s industrial development. Huawei has made a decision to invest in the development of ecology with strong strategy in 2024 and the next five years, and to promote and drive the development of terminal industry and computing industry through ecological development.

The ecological investment mentioned by Xu Zhijun includes the original applied ecology, Kunpeng ecology and rising ecology in HarmonyOS. He also said that building a native application ecosystem in HarmonyOS is the most critical thing for Huawei in 2024. Huawei hopes that in 2024, 5,000 applications that have been used on smartphones for more than 99% of the time will be fully migrated to the native operating system in HarmonyOS, so as to truly realize the unification of operating system and application ecology.

"At the same time, we are also promoting more other applications, which can also be migrated to the HarmonyOS operating system. Now, among more than 5,000 applications, more than 4,000 applications have made clear their migration plans, and less than 1,000 applications are in communication. This migration workload is huge and has been widely supported by the entire industry and application developers. " Xu Zhijun said.

He also said that when these 5,000 applications and thousands of other applications were migrated from the Android ecosystem to the HarmonyOS operating system, Huawei’s HarmonyOS operating system was truly completed and became the third mobile operating system in the world besides Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android. "We will first build HarmonyOS’s operational application ecology based on the China market, and promote it country by country in the future and gradually push it to the world."

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