Huawei Consumer Business Group (BG) has announced the launch of Huawei nova 9 in Morocco, the ideal smartphone for the younger generation. "Incorporating a very rich set of innovative features and adorning itself with cutting-edge design elements, the latest addition to the nova series benefits from the presence of a very powerful camera system and receives all-new endowments that create new possibilities for users," according to Huawei. The Huawei nova 9 has a very powerful photographic device, reinforced by the presence of RYYB (CFA) color filters and an XD fusion engine, Huawei points out. The hardware-software integrated camera solution allows users to capture simply amazing images and videos even when light is lacking, Huawei says, noting that photos and videos will always be ready to be shared on devices. The smartphone also receives a magnificent 120 Hz curved screen, in addition to a very powerful processor and a very long battery life rechargeable through the 66 W Huawei SuperCharge1 system.

Huawei announced the commercial availability of an artificial intelligence (AI) chip Friday, pitting it against major American giants like Qualcomm and Nvidia, as it looks to defy continued U.S. pressure and prove it can still bring out core technology. The chip, called the Ascend 910, was first unveiled in October last year and is aimed at data centers. Companies using AI applications require huge amounts of data to train smart algorithms, which can take several days or weeks. Huawei claims that its chip can process more data in a faster amount of time than its competitors and help train networks in a matter of minutes. "We have been making steady progress since we announced our AI strategy in October last year," Eric Xu, one of Huawei's rotating chairmen, said in a press release.

A flagship'iPhoneX killer' smartphone launching today features technology to rival Apple's £999 ($999) device at a fraction of the price. The new Honor 10 will set you back just £399 ($540), £600 ($800) cheaper than the handset, but is packed with a whole host of features to rival the high-end gadget. That includes AI powered cameras, which feature facial recognition unlocking, as well as an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor. The device, which launched in China last month, goes on sale from 4pm BST (11am ET) today in the UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain, with 21 additional international markets from Asia to Africa to follow. Europe is key for the brand beyond China, because it has been banned from the lucrative US market based on unspecified national security concerns.