Huawei launches 100% Chinese desktop PC
Original title: Huawei says it’s made a 100 percent Chinese PC
Qingyun HM650 uses Kirin X90 processor and HarmonyOS; one government agency bought 600 units as China shifts from Wintel.
Huawei claims to have built a desktop PC using only parts made in China. The Qingyun HM650 features a ten-core 20-thread Kirin X90 processor running at 2.3 GHz and a newly developed enterprise version of HarmonyOS. A single Chinese government agency has reportedly purchased 600 machines. Beijing has ordered all government entities to switch from Wintel boxes to local alternatives. While Huawei states 100 percent local components, it is unclear if all use Chinese designs, as many non-Chinese firms still operate factories in China. The debut is seen as bad news for Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm amid shrinking PC markets.
Unconfirmed: It is unclear whether all components use Chinese designs, as many non-Chinese companies continue to operate factories in China
- Huawei Kirin X90 is a ten-core 20-thread processor at 2.3 GHz
- Enterprise HarmonyOS is the OS for the Qingyun HM650
- 600 machines signed by one Chinese government agency
- China orders shift from Wintel to local alternatives
- Uncertainty remains on whether all components use Chinese designs
- Vendors
- Huawei
- Products
- Qingyun HM650Kirin X90
- Organizations
- Chinese government agencies
- Countries
- China
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