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Huawei launches the Qingyun HM650, the industry's first desktop PC built entirely from Chinese-made components, priced at 7,199 yuan or approximately $1,080. Sales begin December 1 for government agencies and businesses running HarmonyOS. The device uses a 10-core Kirin X90 processor manufactured via SMIC 7nm-class N+2 process technology and runs HarmonyOS Enterprise Edition with its own kernel, removing Linux dependency.
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