国际电子商情报道，华为公司日前宣布，将与三家美国技术公司————
高通、
博通和
安华高签署总价值为60亿美元的原始设备制造商合约。
华为表示，本公告旨在强调公司继续致力于开发美国市场，这三份原始设备制造商合约将直接或间接地为美国企业创造数以万计的就业机会。
“美国的集成电路（ICT）公司是产业的领头羊，本次与华为的合作是具有战略性的，将带来一个更多样化，更平衡，更健康的全球ICT生态系统。”华为公司高级副总裁陈丽芳女士表示，“这些采购协议重申了华为兑现其为当地经济做贡献的承诺的决心，展示了我们与当地高科技合作伙伴已经培养出的长期信任关系。”
华为表示，自2001年在美国开展业务以来，公司已经与280家美国技术供应商合作，采购合同总额超过300亿美元。这些交易宣布之际,正值中国国家副主席习近平访问洛杉矶,这是其美国之行的最後一站。在访问期间,习近平承诺扩大向美国企业开放中国市场。
安华高科技（Avago Technologies）的无线半导体部门副总裁兼总经理Bryan Ingram表示：“安华高正在逐渐完善功率放大器，滤波器和射频前端模块等产品组合，以支持手机和蜂窝基础设施设备，这会为我们的客户带来领先的产品性能和价值。”
高通公司高级副总裁克里斯蒂亚诺·阿蒙（CristianoAmon）表示：“华为是一家重要的全球性客户，同时也是一家正在崛起的无线产业界领军企业。高通公司很高兴能够与华为合作，为其提供我公司领先的Snapdragon处理器和多模宽带调制解调器产品，我们期待华为不断获得成功。”
编译：Luffy Liu
本文授权编译自EE Times，版权所有，谢绝转载
参考英文原文：Huawei places $6-billion chip order with U.S., by Peter Clarke
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Huawei places $6-billion chip order with U.S.
Peter Clarke
LONDON – Avago, Broadcom and Qualcomm have been awarded three-year chip deals by Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. worth $6 billion.
Huawei (Shenzhen, China), a leading mobile phone, networking and telecommunications equipment and services company, that is also closely associated with HiSilicon Technologies Co. Ltd. (Shenzhen, China), a fabless chip company formed in 2004 by the spin-off of Huawei's ASIC design center. Huawei said the three-year OEM contracts awarded to the U.S. companies will directly and indirectly create tens of thousands of jobs for U.S. business while contributing to growth and development opportunities for California.
Huawei has declined to break out the amounts in the individual company contracts. Qualcomm (San Diego, Calif.) said it would be supplying Snapdragon pplication processors and multimode modems to Huawei under its contract.
"The U.S. holds the leading position in the ICT industry, and when coupled with Huawei's long-term dedication to innovation in the U.S. market, the result is a strategic collaboration to develop a more diversified, balanced and healthier global ICT ecosystem," Ms. Chen Lifang, senior corporate vice president of Huawei, in a statement.
Since the establishment of U.S. operations in 2001, Huawei has place procurement contracts with 280 U.S. technology companies worth more than $30 billion, the company said. These contracts have covered software, ICs and services, the comp. Huawei said its 2011 procurement in the U.S. was up 8 percent compared with 2010 and that the latest contracts were a signification addition to the business that Huawei was already doing with Avago (San Jose, Calif.), Broadcom (Irvine, Calif.) and Qualcomm.
"Avago has methodically built up our wireless portfolio of power amplifiers, filters and RF front-end modules to support mobile phone applications and cellular infrastructure equipment, and this serves as an excellent validation of the leading performance and value our technology brings to customers," said Bryan Ingram, vice president and general manager of the wireless semiconductor division of Avago Technologies, in the same statement.
"Huawei is an important global customer and is a growing leader in the wireless industry. Qualcomm is pleased to be working with Huawei, supplying our leading family of Snapdragon processors and multimode broadband modem products, and we look forward to Huawei's continued success," said Cristiano Amon, senior vice president of Qualcomm, in the same statement.
