The 14th China UK Entrepreneurship Competition was Officially Launched in London - Huawei Developers

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On November 13th, 2021, the 14th China-UK Entrepreneurship Competition was officially launched at Chancery Lane in central London, England. The competition, co-organised by UKIIC UK International Innovation Center, University of Surrey, University of Suffolk, University of Nottingham, CIDAUK Incubation Centre, and supported by Huawei Student Developers (HSD) program, kicked off with the expectation of many people in the field of entrepreneurial innovation in both China and Britain.
Distinguished guests attending the Launch Event include Professor Yu Xiong, Associate Dean International of the University of Surrey and the Director of the Surrey Innovation and Commercialisation Center (SCIC), Ms. Caroline Fleming, Director of Innovation Strategy, University of Surrey, and Professor Darryl Newport, Sustainable Materials Engineering of University of Suffolk.
During the Event, Professor Yu Xiong announced the official launch of the Competition solicitation channel on behalf of the Competition organisers. He also expressed his gratitude to the Competition Organising Committee and the co-organisers for their support, and wished the contestants/teams to show their entrepreneurial dreams, turn technology and projects into productive forces that can create value, and further promote the cooperation between China and Britain in various fields.
Professor Xiong also expressed his gratitude to the support offered by HSD. He stated that HSD will work closely with the Competition by incorporating its eco-system, including workshops, training, technical backup, and connections, and will offer incubation services to projects in APP development and ICT that stand out from the Competition.
HUAWEI Student Developers (HSD) is a global program for college and university students who share a passion for pioneering technologies. All undergraduate and postgraduate students with an interest in growing as developers are welcome to apply. HSD offers students an opportunity to expand their scope of knowledge in a dynamic peer-to-peer learning environment, through enriching training courses and activities.
The China-UK Entrepreneurship Competition was one of the “Prime Minister’s Initiative” projects in the UK, aiming at promoting the exchanges and cooperation between China and Britain in such areas as economy, science, technology, and education, etc., supporting the cultivation of Chinese and British students’ competence of innovation and entrepreneurship, enhancing international integration and promoting the development of Sino-British friendship. Since its launch in 2006, the influence of the Competition has been increasing year by year. According to statistics, the Competition attracts about 200 teams from Chinese and British universities every year. The contestants include undergraduates, masters, fresh graduates, doctoral students, returnees from Britain and so on. It has successfully supported more than 100 project teams to settle in China and Britain, and received corresponding financial and policy support.
As one of the economic centers in Europe, Britain has a complete financial market, flexible entrepreneurial mechanism, active innovation environment and world-renowned higher education system. More and more Chinese visiting scholars, international students and overseas Chinese in Britain have learned advanced technology or seen the development opportunities in the economic exchanges between China and Britain. If these entrepreneurs who wander between eastern and western cultures are provided with an international platform, through which they could showcase their entrepreneurial dreams, and turn their dreams into entrepreneurial plans to attracting potential investors, and turn technologies and projects into productive forces that can create value, more opportunities for economic and cultural exchanges will be created, leading to further cooperation between China and Britain in various fields.
Please scan the QR code to sign up for the Competition: www.cidauk.tech

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But in crisis, there is opportunity.
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Since its discovery in late 2019, COVID-19 has wreaked havoc across the world, upending the lives and work of hundreds of millions of people. In order for universities to continue their curriculum into the spring semester, the Chinese government and universities across the country have turned to online education.
On February 4, 2020, the Ministry of Education announced online education guidelines as a pandemic countermeasure, requiring Chinese universities to continue offering courses through online channels. In the past seven weeks alone, more than 952,000 staff from over 1400 universities have offered 7.13 million online courses, with a total of 1.18 billion student interactions. This transition, from physical to digital, has not only transformed the way staff teach, but also the way students learn, creating a whole new paradigm and a fresh range of learning activities and styles in the process.
More than 41,000 Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and 110 online education platforms — created jointly, by industry and universities — have played an instrumental role in making the transition to online education a reality. Indeed, most staff members and students have been satisfied with the quality of online courses offered over the past several weeks. The reason for such success can be attributed largely to the close coordination of all sectors of society, I think. The University-Government-Business (UGB) model has emerged, harnessing the leadership of government and combining it with the traditional strengths of universities and the powerful resources of private enterprise, to build a vibrant MOOC community with high levels of engagement from teachers and students alike.
Creating an online education ecosystem is no easy task. It involves the adaptation of courses for online teaching, development of MOOC applications, teacher training in new technologies, educational reforms, and a shift to a more adaptive teaching style. In order to carry out education reform as the demand for online learning surges, universities also have to manage staff motivation, student engagement, incentive policies, and effective management of online operations. In addition, MOOCs and online education services need to be standardized and evaluated to ensure a consistent, high level of quality. Here, specialized online education and IT companies can play a critical role, by offering technical support and educational services.
COVID-19 is an unprecedented challenge for all of us. But in crisis, there is opportunity. After we have overcome the hurdles that we currently face, we will find that we have a valuable opportunity to drive the rapid development of online education in China. Online education — such as MOOCs — represents a revolution of IT/Internet + education. But teachers and students are the ones who will ultimately decide whether or not online education will be widely adopted or simply falter. If the merits of such as system are made clear to both parties, online education may not simply be a current trend of circumstance, but become a key pillar in the education system overall. Through learning, exploring, and putting online education and MOOCs into practice, China has developed a solution for both that works. This solution and the lessons learned can be applied elsewhere in the world, to help build a supportive global online education community.
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How Europe Plans to Become a World Leader in 6G

As a technology company, respecting and protecting intellectual property is one of the core principles of our business.
We’re committed to open research and innovation. We welcome integration with advanced technologies across the global value chain, and we have the infrastructure in place to rapidly launch products and services with top quality and performance to meet our customers’ needs.
Huawei has become one of the world’s largest patent holders through sustained investment in innovation. By the end of 2020, we held over 100,000 active patents in more than 40,000 patent families worldwide. We invest 10% to 15% of our annual revenue into R&D, and have invested more than US$90 billion into R&D over the past 10 years. This sustained investment placed Huawei as number three on the 2020 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard.
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Patent Licensing​We’re ready and willing to license our patents and technologies worldwide to drive progress in the industry. And as a leader in 5G, Huawei follows FRAND principles when it comes to patent licensing.
As announced earlier this month, we estimate that Huawei will receive about US$1.2-1.3 billion in revenue from patent licensing between 2019 and 2021. For every multi-mode 5G smartphone, we will provide a percentage royalty rate of the handset selling price, and a per unit royalty cap at US$2.5. Our standard rate is designed to give the industry a more transparent cost structure that will support 5G and digital transformation investment decisions moving forward.
Our hope is to boost investment confidence and drive the rapid adoption of 5G in all domains.
As well as protecting our own IP, we also believe in fully respecting the intellectual property of other parties. We comply with international rules and norms for IP management and protection, and endeavor to resolve IP disputes amicably through methods like cross-licensing and technical and business partnerships. Over the past 20 years, we’ve conducted extensive cross-licensing negotiations with key patent holders in the ICT industry. We have entered into more than 100 patent license and cross-license agreements with major global ICT companies across Europe, the United States, Japan, and South Korea.
A History of Innovation​In 2019, we released our first IP white paper, which outlines our principles and practices in innovation and IP protection, as well as our contributions to the industry as a whole. Now, we’ve released the 2020 white paper, which focuses on Huawei’s IP management prior to 2010 and uses historical data and key milestones to provide insight into Huawei’s approach to R&D and innovation since the 1990s.
We believe that studying the past can better inform future decisions. Long-term investment in innovation, backed by the utmost respect for intellectual property, has been the driving force behind Huawei’s business success, and also forms the cornerstone of our vision to build a fully connected, intelligent world.
Going forward, we will regularly announce progress in innovation and IP activities, and continue to proactively engage the public to keep you informed of our approach to innovation.
Download our white paper here: Respecting and Protecting Intellectual Property: The Foundation of Innovation
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We’re committed to open research and innovation. We welcome integration with advanced technologies across the global value chain, and we have the infrastructure in place to rapidly launch products and services with top quality and performance to meet our customers’ needs.
Huawei has become one of the world’s largest patent holders through sustained investment in innovation. By the end of 2020, we held over 100,000 active patents in more than 40,000 patent families worldwide. We invest 10% to 15% of our annual revenue into R&D, and have invested more than US$90 billion into R&D over the past 10 years. This sustained investment placed Huawei as number three on the 2020 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard.
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Patent Licensing​We’re ready and willing to license our patents and technologies worldwide to drive progress in the industry. And as a leader in 5G, Huawei follows FRAND principles when it comes to patent licensing.
As announced earlier this month, we estimate that Huawei will receive about US$1.2-1.3 billion in revenue from patent licensing between 2019 and 2021. For every multi-mode 5G smartphone, we will provide a percentage royalty rate of the handset selling price, and a per unit royalty cap at US$2.5. Our standard rate is designed to give the industry a more transparent cost structure that will support 5G and digital transformation investment decisions moving forward.
Our hope is to boost investment confidence and drive the rapid adoption of 5G in all domains.
As well as protecting our own IP, we also believe in fully respecting the intellectual property of other parties. We comply with international rules and norms for IP management and protection, and endeavor to resolve IP disputes amicably through methods like cross-licensing and technical and business partnerships. Over the past 20 years, we’ve conducted extensive cross-licensing negotiations with key patent holders in the ICT industry. We have entered into more than 100 patent license and cross-license agreements with major global ICT companies across Europe, the United States, Japan, and South Korea.
A History of Innovation​In 2019, we released our first IP white paper, which outlines our principles and practices in innovation and IP protection, as well as our contributions to the industry as a whole. Now, we’ve released the 2020 white paper, which focuses on Huawei’s IP management prior to 2010 and uses historical data and key milestones to provide insight into Huawei’s approach to R&D and innovation since the 1990s.
We believe that studying the past can better inform future decisions. Long-term investment in innovation, backed by the utmost respect for intellectual property, has been the driving force behind Huawei’s business success, and also forms the cornerstone of our vision to build a fully connected, intelligent world.
Going forward, we will regularly announce progress in innovation and IP activities, and continue to proactively engage the public to keep you informed of our approach to innovation.
Download our white paper here: Respecting and Protecting Intellectual Property: The Foundation of Innovation
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HSD successfully launched their UK programme with first ever offline event

Huawei Student Developers proudly hosted the HSD UK Launch, which took place on the 13th November 2021 in the etc.venues Chancery Lane in Central London. The aim of the HSD UK Launch was to promote the Huawei Student Developers programme to all college and university students from undergraduate and graduate programmes. HSD has already collaborated with 12 leading universities in the UK to include the Imperial College London, University College London and University of Surrey.
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The event invited around 100 local student developers to attend and learn about innovational topics including a keynote from Elena Corchero, Director of Emerging Tech @DowJones Live, as well as a TechTalk about Huawei AI project. Caroline Fleming, Director of Innovation Strategy at the University of Surrey, also spoke about essential entrepreneurial skills which opened students minds to the different routes they could pursue after university. Attendees also had the opportunity to learn more about the multiple benefits of joining the HSD Programme, from receiving support and inspiration, to opportunities for networking and learning from key leaders.
A highlight of the event was how passionate the speakers were about inspiring the students who attended. Elena Corchero told students “It is a really incredible and unique time for all of you to merge your passions into one” when speaking about the future of technology. Senior Developer Advocate at Huawei further encouraged students and developers with creative minds to get involved in the tech industry to help grow projects in the future.
Gen Ashley, founder of TECH(K)NOW Day, also spoke passionately about how more women are joining the tech industry. “It is an opportunity to change the picture as we’ve seen in the past the attendees of developer events can be predominately male, but recently in the last few years the scope of women getting involved has increased and it is an exciting time to be involved in the change” Ashley responded when asked what she loved about being a woman in tech, which was great encouragement for all the female students who attended the event.
The HSD UK Launch proved to be a huge success, with students saying that not only did they enjoy learning about innovative topics in the tech world, but that they thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to network with other students, industry leaders, Huawei representatives and University professors and looked forward to attending more HSD UK events in the future.
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​About Huawei Student Developers
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Event started with Mamak Deputy Major Orhan Babuccu and Huawei Turkey R&D Deputy Director Boran Demirciler’s opening speeches and HSD Ankara University ambassador Onur Alan received his official certification from Mr. Boran Demirciler.
In his speech, Mr. Boran Demirciler stated that; “Since the first day of our journey in Turkey, where we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Huawei Turkey, we have been working to contribute to the development of the Turkish IT ecosystem. We believe that the biggest investment to be made for a country and an institution is an investment in talent. Within the framework of this mission, we have brought more than 5,000 talents to the Turkish IT ecosystem since the day we were founded.
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​Thanks to high attention from attendees, more than 200 developers registered developer accounts and asked questions regarding to platform use and make comment on developer forum.

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