Shenzhen Huawei Cloud Computing Technologies Co., Ltd.

Shenzhen Huawei Cloud Computing Technologies Co., Ltd. is a Huawei-associated technology company registered in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. The company was established on September 24, 2021, and is based at Huawei’s headquarters complex in Longgang District. Public business-registration information identifies Zhang Ping’an as its legal representative and describes the entity as a corporate-owned limited liability company. The available record does not establish a separate consumer-facing brand identity, independent public listing, or standalone corporate website, so the company is best understood as a Huawei group operating entity rather than as an independently traded brand. Its registered business scope spans a broad portion of the digital-infrastructure stack. Core activities include cloud-computing technology services, the manufacture and sale of cloud-computing equipment, software development and sales, software outsourcing, technical consulting, information-technology consulting, systems integration, and information-system operation and maintenance. The scope also covers artificial-intelligence software and infrastructure platforms, big-data services, internet-data services, blockchain-related software and services, Internet of Things technologies and applications, and quantum-computing technology services. This combination indicates an enterprise-oriented technology and infrastructure mandate rather than a narrow data-center real-estate business. The company’s activities also extend into supporting commercial and industrial functions. Its listed scope includes computer hardware and peripheral manufacturing, wholesale and retail of computer equipment, leasing of computers and communications equipment, integrated-circuit design, digital-content production, network services, technology promotion and transfer, enterprise-management consulting, training-related business services, advertising production and distribution, sales agency, conferences, and exhibitions. Some activities require regulatory approvals, including value-added telecommunications services, internet information services, technology and goods import and export, internet audiovisual or cultural operations, live-streaming technology services, and domain-name registration. The existence of these licensed categories does not by itself confirm that every permitted activity is actively operated. Within the Huawei ecosystem, the entity’s apparent role is to provide a legal and operational platform for cloud, computing, software, artificial-intelligence, data, and related technology activities in China. The available materials do not provide reliable standalone figures for revenue, employees, data-center capacity, customer count, geographic footprint, or market share. They also do not identify a distinct product portfolio legally owned by this company. Products and services such as Huawei Cloud, cloud servers, storage, databases, artificial-intelligence platforms, and data services may be associated with the wider Huawei Cloud business, but the evidence supplied here is insufficient to attribute individual commercial offerings exclusively to this legal entity. The company should therefore be catalogued conservatively as a Huawei cloud and digital-infrastructure corporate entity, with further verification required for ownership, operational boundaries, and brand architecture.

The company was registered in Shenzhen on September 24, 2021, during a period in which cloud computing, artificial intelligence, data infrastructure, and enterprise digital transformation were central areas of expansion for China’s technology sector. The supplied business-information record places its registered office in Huawei’s headquarters complex in Bantian, Longgang District, Shenzhen, and names Zhang Ping’an as legal representative. The same record describes the entity as a corporate-owned limited liability company, linking it organizationally to the Huawei group while not providing enough detail to map the exact intermediate ownership chain. From its incorporation, the company’s declared activities were notably broad. They included cloud-computing equipment services, manufacturing and sales, software development, software sales, software outsourcing, technical consulting, information-technology consulting, systems integration, and information-system maintenance. The scope also expressly covered artificial-intelligence software and infrastructure platforms, blockchain-related services, Internet of Things technologies, quantum-computing services, big-data services, and internet-data services. This breadth suggests that the entity was designed to support multiple layers of Huawei’s enterprise technology and digital-infrastructure operations rather than a single narrowly defined product. The registered scope further included computer hardware and peripheral equipment, integrated-circuit design, equipment leasing, digital-content services, network technology, enterprise consulting, exhibitions, conferences, and advertising-related activities. A number of regulated activities were listed subject to approval, including first- and second-class value-added telecommunications services, internet information services, technology and goods import and export, internet cultural operations, live-streaming technology services, audiovisual information-network distribution, and domain-name registration. These entries describe legal capabilities and should not be treated as proof that each activity was launched, scaled, or commercially material. The available reference material does not document major acquisitions, public funding rounds, product launches, litigation, recalls, regulatory penalties, or a stock-market listing for this specific Shenzhen legal entity. Several supplied search results concern other Huawei-associated companies, including Supermicro-like computing businesses and semiconductor investments, and are not attributable to Shenzhen Huawei Cloud Computing Technologies Co., Ltd.; they have therefore been excluded. Likewise, the materials do not establish whether this entity itself owns or operates particular Huawei Cloud products or data centers. Its documented history is consequently limited to incorporation, its registered Shenzhen base, its Huawei affiliation, and its broad declared technology and telecommunications activities. Verification against official corporate-registration records, Huawei corporate disclosures, and regulatory licensing databases would be needed to produce a fuller account of its operating milestones.

1. 2025Registration information updated

   The referenced business-information page reports a registration-information approval or update dated December 5, 2025. The available material does not specify the substance of each recorded change.

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2. 2021Company registered in Shenzhen

   Shenzhen Huawei Cloud Computing Technologies Co., Ltd. was registered on September 24, 2021, with its address at Huawei’s headquarters complex in Longgang District, Shenzhen.

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Enterprise cloud-computing, digital-infrastructure, software, artificial-intelligence, and information-technology services entity within the Huawei ecosystem.

• Cloud-computing equipment and servicesCloud infrastructure

  The company’s declared scope includes cloud-computing technology services, cloud-equipment manufacturing, and cloud-equipment sales. The record supports identifying this as a core business category, but it does not specify particular server, storage, networking, or facility products sold under the company’s own name.

• Enterprise software and IT servicesSoftware and information technology

  Declared activities cover software development and sales, software outsourcing, technical development and consulting, information-technology consulting, systems integration, and information-system operation and maintenance. These services position the entity to support enterprise digitalization and technology implementation.

• Artificial-intelligence and data technologiesArtificial intelligence and data services

  The registration scope includes artificial-intelligence foundation software, AI infrastructure and technology platforms, AI application software, big-data services, and internet-data services. No specific model, platform, or separately branded product is identified in the supplied sources.

• Internet of Things and emerging-computing servicesConnected technologies

  The company is registered to provide Internet of Things technology and application services, blockchain-related software and services, and quantum-computing technology services. These entries indicate permitted technology domains rather than documented standalone commercial products.

• Computer hardware and peripheralsComputing hardware

  The declared scope includes manufacturing, wholesale, retail, and leasing activities involving computers, software, peripherals, and communications equipment. The available evidence does not identify specific models or establish the scale of manufacturing performed by this entity.

1. Business registration and company information for Shenzhen Huawei Cloud Computing Technologies Co., Ltd.