Huawei Says All Models of Qingyun HM650 Desktop PCs Use Domestic Components
Huawei claims its entire Qingyun HM650 series of desktops uses domestically sourced components, featuring the HarmonyOS operating system, CXMT memory, and the Kirin X90 chip. However, reports also note that the chip manufacturing still relies on foreign technology and that HarmonyOS cannot natively run Windows .exe files.
Huawei claims that the entire Qingyun HM650 series of desktop computers uses components made in China and is equipped with its self-developed HarmonyOS. The specifications include 16 GB of CXMT LPDDR5 memory, a 256 GB or 512 GB solid-state drive, and a Kirin X90 chip.
However, chip manufacturing still relies on overseas technology: the Kirin X90 is fabricated by SMIC using a 7nm-level N+2 process, and its CPU cores are based on an Armv8 license. Additionally, HarmonyOS cannot natively run Windows .exe files, so enterprises must verify software and peripheral compatibility on their own.
Source: TechSpot
