At the HarmonyOS Office Industry Summit 2026, Huawei introduced the Qingyun HM650, its first HarmonyOS desktop PC built entirely with domestic components. The HM650 represents a major milestone...
Huawei's Qingyun HM650 desktop PC arrives after Intel and Qualcomm were forced to stop selling chip components to the Chinese company.
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...
A Chinese government agency has ordered 600 Qingyun HM650 units as Beijing pushes agencies to replace Wintel PCs with local alternatives.
Huawei's 'entirely Chinese' desktop system does not use components made outside of China, yet they still rely on semiconductor supply chain that includes tools and materials from America, the...
Huawei's Qingyun HM650 desktops run HarmonyOS on a Kirin X90 chip and carry a 100% domestic parts rating aimed at government buyers.
After bringing self-developed CPU and operating system to consumer laptops, Huawei introduces tech to desktops for enterprise, government
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