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Product and industry developments from Huawei involving optical communications, optical modules, LiDAR, optical sensing and optoelectronic devices.

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Sep 30Wed
  1. OFweek Laser Network · NewsOptics industryOptics and AI61

    China Passenger Vehicle LiDAR Installations Reach 525,500 Units in August; Hesai Trails Huawei by Just 65 Units

    Data from NE Times show that 525,500 LiDAR units were installed in passenger vehicles in China in August 2026. Hesai installed 182,436 units, just 65 fewer than Huawei, with the two companies together accounting for 69.4%. The growth logic is extending beyond simply adding vehicle models to multiple LiDARs per vehicle, robotic perception and 3D spatial mapping.

    Why we recommend it: The original article provides monthly installation and market share data, helping to gauge the automotive LiDAR market landscape

Sep 21Mon
  1. OFweek Optics Network · NewsOptics industryOptics and AI65

    Huawei Teams Up with Xi'an Institute of Optics and Precision Mechanics on AI+Optics; Ascend 960 SuperPod Uses NPO

    Huawei and the Xi'an Institute of Optics and Precision Mechanics have signed a strategic cooperation agreement, with AI+optics as a core focus. Huawei has pledged to prioritize computing resources and AI teams for the effort. Earlier, on September 17, Huawei unveiled the Ascend 960 superpod using near-package optics (NPO) at Huawei Connect 2026, employing 5,500 in-house Hi-ONE optical engines.

    Why we recommend it: The original text places the industry-academia partnership alongside the NPO superpod, revealing Huawei's overall strategy in optical interconnect and AI optics

May 25Mon
  1. Xi'an Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics (XIOPM) · Research ProgressOptics industryOptics and AI63

    Xi'an Institute of Optics and Mechanics Reports Series of Advances in Silicon Photonic Interconnect Chips

    The teams of Wang Binhao and Zhang Wenfu at the Xi'an Institute of Optics and Mechanics have achieved a series of advances in silicon-based photonic interconnect chips.

    Why we recommend it: The original article provides specific data and details that help assess the actual progress in this direction