Huawei has unveiled the Qinyun HM650 series, its first desktop computer line running HarmonyOS. The company says the PCs’ components are 100% domestically made. They are powered by Huawei’s self-developed Kirin X90 processor and are aimed at enterprise and government customers in China.
The series includes the commercial HM650 and government-focused HM650G. It marks the first deployment of HarmonyOS on a desktop product, creating a fully domestic hardware and software stack for this market segment. The launch advances Huawei’s push for technological self-sufficiency amid US sanctions that have restricted its access to American hardware and software, including technology from Intel and Microsoft.