No Intel, no Qualcomm: Huawei unveils its first '100% domestic' desktop(www.scmp.com)
19 pointsby yogthos4 hours ago5 comments
  • joguan hour ago
    Interesting, with a tagline like '100% domestic' I would have expected this to be RISC-V based but it's actually ARM.
  • Havoc2 hours ago
    That’s a pretty big deal if that 100% is genuinely deep/all the way.

    Don’t think any other country can do end to end in house?

    • MiroslavPokornyan hour ago
      The CPU is based on ARM and English company that designs CPUs, and the OS is a fork of Android which is American.
      • yogthos24 minutes ago
        Except now both Kirin X90 and HarmonyOS are their own thing. Just like Android itself is based off Linux, but is its own thing now too. What matters is that the chips and the OS are developed domestically in China without reliance on British or American companies.
    • Neywiny2 hours ago
      The US can. There are domestic packaging people and board houses. I think the EU can but I'm not sure and that's not a country.
  • astrashe22 hours ago
    This seems significant.
  • MaxPockan hour ago
    This will make some people very angry because, according to them, you are supposed to close up shop, not build internal capacity and capabilities, when America sanctions you.