Huawei turns to pig farming as smartphone sales fall

Chinese telecom giant Huawei is turning to technology for pig farmers as it deals with tough sanctions on its smartphones. Huawei was stopped from accessing vital components after the Trump administration labeled it a threat to US national security. The latest move comes as the company is looking at other sources of revenue for its technology. It is also working with the coal mining industry.

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