Huawei reported total revenues of 467.82 billion yuan, equivalent to approximately 69.6 billion dollars, for the first six months of the year. ^[1] Huawei has launched three new smartwatch families and a new pair of wireless earbuds, with its latest wearables ranging from serious blood-pressure monitoring to ski tracking and a more conventional smartwatch experience. ^[2] Huawei's spending on research and development reached a record 121.38 billion yuan for the first half of the year. ^[3] Research and development expenses increased by 25.2% compared to the previous year. ^[4] The reported revenue figure represents a 9.55% increase compared to the same period in the previous year. ^[5] The HUAWEI Watch D3 is built primarily for blood pressure monitoring with a mechanical airbag system supporting 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, including automatic measurements at night. ^[6] The HUAWEI Watch GT 7 series can also distinguish active runs from time spent on lifts, while the Pro adds Turn Detection and G-Force detection to provide more detailed feedback on how riders tackle turns. ^[7] The HUAWEI Watch GT 7 series introduces indoor skiing and snowboarding modes that can automatically recognize activity and track metrics such as distance, speed, and total descent even without GPS. ^[8] Horacio Martin Contreras explained that data constitutes one of the most sensitive assets of an organization because it feeds artificial intelligence systems, and security concerns are real risks that must be considered before advancing in digital transformation processes. ^[9] Horacio Martin Contreras noted that companies must implement mechanisms to protect and recover information in the event of attacks or breaches, such as maintaining data copies in isolated zones protected from connectivity. ^[10] Horacio Martin Contreras, director of Innovation and Digital Transformation at Huawei Latin America, stated during Andicom 2026 in Cartagena that companies must first determine what they want to achieve with artificial intelligence and how to incorporate it into their processes. ^[11] Horacio Martin Contreras warned that the main risk for companies that decide not to advance in incorporating artificial intelligence is falling behind their competitors, comparing the current scenario to previous technological processes like virtualization and cloud computing. ^[12]