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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28203, member: 2262"]
Huawei has made headlines recently because of its Ascend accelerator products. Just days ago, people claimed the Chinese tech company had worked around international trade bans. Many folks forget Huawei also makes less fancy items like laptop computers. Even with tough market conditions in 2024, the company can still buy Intel chips—but it has backup plans ready.

Social media user TP Huang thinks Huawei will soon release an all-Chinese-made computer for its home market. He wrote about a new 7 nm Kunpeng-920 processor running at 2.6 GHz. Before this, Huawei used Kunpeng chips mostly in servers (2024) and desktop machines (2020). According to a website called Huawei Central, company staff revealed this new laptop will join their business-focused "Qingyun" series.

TP Huang shared more leaked info about the computer. He says it will use fully Chinese-made power control chips, including a Unisoc CT100 chip, instead of EPSON parts for timing functions. The laptop should run the HarmonyOS PC version with Chinese programming tools. People think Huawei and their partner DeepSeek will extend their work together for these new laptops.

Inside sources believe the new AI laptop will run DeepSeek software directly on the device. The machine reportedly features the Kunpeng-920 processor, which runs at 2.6 GHz speeds. This marks an important step for Huawei as they develop more technology without international parts. TP Huang expects these computers to launch in April.
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