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Huawei’s European-style Chinese campus supports 25,000 R&D staff
Huawei has built a research and development campus in China designed to resemble a European town.
The site is beside Songshan Lake.
It is home to 25,000 people working in research and development.
The headline says the work there supports Huawei sales worth about 20 trillion yen.
The campus shows the scale of the research operation behind the company’s business.
The available information does not say what Huawei plans to do next.
Huawei’s Chinese campus is described as a European-style town.
The site supports 25,000 research and development staff.
The article says the staff support sales of 20 trillion yen.
The campus is at Songshan Lake and includes a red-brick, castle-like building.
- Who
- Huawei and its 25,000 research and development staff.
- What
- A European-style campus in China serves as a research and development site.
- When
- Published on October 11, 2026, according to the outlet’s timestamp.
- Where
- Songshan Lake, China.
- Why
- The site supports Huawei’s sales, which the article puts at 20 trillion yen.
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- Company
- Huawei
- Staff
- 25,000 research and development employees
- Sales
- 20 trillion yen
- Location
- Songshan Lake, China
- Publication
- October 11, 2026
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