Huawei says its new desktop PC is 100% Chinese-made, with a few asterisks
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In a nutshell: Huawei says it has built the first desktop PC containing nothing but China-made components. While this claim does appear to be true, there are some caveats, including continued reliance on foreign technology used in the chipmaking process.
China has long been pushing to lessen its reliance on US tech. Huawei says with its Qinyun HM650 series desktop computers, the machines are 100% domestically made. They also use the company's own HarmonyOS operating system.
The PC's component list includes 16 GB of LPDDR5 memory from China's CXMT, a 256GB or 512GB SSD that's likely from YMTC, and the company's own Kirin X90 system-on-chip, used in its more recent MateBook products.
Designed by Huawei HiSilicon and manufactured by SMIC, the Armv8-based Kirin X90 features 10 custom Taishan CPU cores in a 4+4+2...
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