Huawei unveiled its own desktop operating system last week, and the first PC running it is already scheduled to launch next week. The machine will be powered by the company’s in-house Kirin X90 chip.

Huawei officially launched its HarmonyOS PC operating system on May 8, expanding into the computer market with a rebuilt OS featuring enhanced performance, security, and cross-device collaboration.

Huawei Technologies Co. debuted its first in-house operating system for personal computers, offering an alternative to Microsoft Corp’s Windows as China pushes to replace American technologies amid ...

Huawei’s license to use Microsoft Windows expired last March, and it’s unable to renew its contract with the software giant due to U.S. sanctions against the company. Instead, the Chinese tech giant ...

Industry insiders suggest that since Huawei was placed on the US Entity List in 2019, the company has faced continuous challenges in obtaining related technologies. The license for Windows operating ...

BEIJING, May 8 (Reuters) - China's Huawei will launch its first laptop with the self-developed Harmony operating system on May 19, the company said in a social media post on Thursday.

Huawei is ready to move into the desktop market with its new Kirin X90 processor. The processor will be at the center of introducing Huawei's HarmonyOS operating system to PCs for the first time.

Huawei Technologies showcased its latest advances in operating systems and AI technology during its developer conference in Dongguan, China. HarmonyOS, launched in 2019 due to US restrictions on ...