According to the popular Chinese tipster, Huawei intends to enter the PC industry with products running on the company's own HiSilicon Kunpeng processors. The most interesting thing is that they will be launching the recently announced HamrmonyOS.
To date, the Chinese tech giant's proprietary OS, codenamed HongMeng, is only found on a handful of Honor models, as well as Huawei's branded smart cards. TVs. But with the release of HarmonyOS 2.0, we may see it on PC.
The hint claimed that these PCs run on Kunpeng processors. He also said that several Chinese provinces, cities and regions are collaborating with a homegrown company to create their own supply chain for the computer industry.
Huawei introduced HarmonyOS at the Huawei Developers Conference (HDC) 2019. At the event, the company also shared a roadmap that mentions version 2.0 will be released in 2020 with support for PCs, cars, and smart wearable devices.
So all this happens in accordance with the plan disclosed by the company last year. We can expect that the announcement of HarmonyOS 2.0 will take place at the Huawei 2020 Developer Conference later this year.
In addition, Kunpeng processors are not new, as the company already supplies them to its corporate customers for computing solutions. In 2019, Huawei also announced its first desktop motherboard based on the Kunpeng 920 processor with support for all the necessary equipment. However, this motherboard is not yet available to consumers.
Future Huawei PCs will work on this motherboard, or the company is announcing something new on the HDC 2020.
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