Huawei has unveiled its latest operating system and an updated version of its Pangu AI model as part of its efforts to reduce reliance on foreign technology and compete with top players in AI such as OpenAI, Google, Apple, and Nvidia. The Chinese company has been prioritizing the development of its own operating system to replace Google's Android since being placed on a trade blacklist by the U.S. This move comes in response to restrictions on accessing American technology. Huawei claims that its operating system has achieved full self-security and control, signaling a significant step towards independence from foreign tech. With these advancements, Huawei seeks to strengthen its position in the AI market and demonstrate its capabilities as a leading innovator in the industry.