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Chinese smartphone maker Honor will spend $10 billion on AI development over the next five years as the previous Huawei units prepare for public listings, CEO James Li said on Sunday.

The deep Shenzhen-based company aims to expand from being a smartphone company primarily to develop AI-powered PCs, tablets and wearable systems, Li said in a speech at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) trade show in Barcelona.

In December, Honor said it had completed a shareholder restructuring, although no timeline was announced.

Honor’s announcement comes amid the boom in AI investment in China, spurred by interest in Startup Deepseek’s low-cost, large-scale language models. From local governments to home appliance manufacturers, stakeholders are rushing to integrate Deepseek’s technology and do more AI research.

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In August, Reuters reported that Honor received high levels of support from deep Shenzhen local governments in terms of research and development funding, tax credits and assistance with expansion overseas.

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