Huawei has publicly unveiled its Kirin XE90 and X90 Plus PC processors, positioning them for efficiency and high performance, respectively, despite ongoing sanctions. The chips will debut in the MateBook Pro S and MateBook Fold Ultimate Design, with Huawei claiming notable performance gains but withholding detailed specifications.
This is interesting to me. I dont know much about computer component production but weren’t they already producing the parts just not under a Chinese company name?
processor chips were produced in Taiwan with the final parts assembled in China, I believe
That explains the buzz on Taiwanese industry