Huawei introduces desktops using its own processor and HarmonyOS

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Published Monday, November 9, 2026 · 7:38 AM EST

Huawei has introduced Qinyun HM650 and HM650g desktop PCs using its Kirin X90 processor and HarmonyOS Enterprise Edition, Tom's Hardware reported. The processor has 10 CPU cores supporting 20 simultaneous threads, integrated graphics and a dedicated processor for AI workloads. Huawei claims the systems' components are manufactured domestically. However, their semiconductor supply chain still depends on foreign manufacturing equipment, materials, intellectual property and design software. HarmonyOS Enterprise Edition uses Huawei's own kernel and software architecture, giving the company control over development, security updates and hardware integration. Compatibility with existing Windows applications could limit adoption by enterprise customers.

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