ChangXin started a fight with Huawei. ChangXin wanted to raise the price of Huawei’s chips, but Huawei couldn’t take it anymore and directly demanded a price cut. Without saying a word, ChangXin kicked Huawei’s on-site team back to their mother’s house.
As for Alibaba: it holds 5% of ChangXin Storage shares, so it directly gets a long-term contract price—cheaper and more favorable. Who told you all to have voted back then? Only you, Huawei, were stubborn: $BABAB
As for Alibaba: it holds 5% of ChangXin Storage shares, so it directly gets a long-term contract price—cheaper and more favorable. Who told you all to have voted back then? Only you, Huawei, were stubborn: $BABAB