Huawei HMS now has over 6 million global developers

Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) has built a vast ecosystem and the latest inputs reveal that HMS Core has reached more than 6 million global developers. It’s a huge achievement for this mobile services suit.

On November 15, the tech giant organized the Huawei Developer Day in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The one-day event motto was to encourage developers and promote new solutions that can aid the digital economy growth in the region.

Alongside unique solutions, the company also shared some key points of Huawei Mobile Services. Accordingly, Huawei mentioned that the HMS Core is serving as one of the top 3 app stores in the world and exceeded 6 million global developers.

On the flip side, the manufacturer also described that the HMS Core has created 25,030 APIs. After the official intro in 2018, the HMS Core has now achieved new heights in the success graph.

Huawei Mobile Services – Solutions

As mentioned, the company has unveiled a bunch of unique developer solutions. This includes HMS-based inventions, Huawei Ads, Push, and geo-fencing features. Furthermore, it has done some seamless work with Petal Maps.

Consequently, developers will experience better lane-level guidance and better interconnection facilities with new technologies. Huawei has assured that it will continue to bring more impressive solutions in AI and technology field.

Eventually, these products will help the developers to build better apps for Huawei smartphones and other devices with high efficiency.

Growth

Last year, the HMS of developers was 2.7 million. Hence, this is a huge milestone in the HMS ecosystem to gear up to 6 million partners and developers in just a year.

On the other hand, Huawei has further strengthened the HMS environment. The past report reveals that the total number of HMS-powered applications has surpassed 220,000.

In the meantime, we have seen enormous changes in Huawei Mobile Services. It would be interesting to see how Huawei evolves with HMS services for the consumers and developers simultaneously.

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