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Huawei is gearing up to launch its first AI-powered laptop by April, complete with a lineup of internally developed components, most notably the Kunpeng-920 processor.
As China’s tech powerhouse seeks to expand its influence within the local technology market, Huawei is moving beyond its successes in mobile and AI to dive into the world of commercial PCs. According to tech insider @tphuang, Huawei is planning to roll out a laptop that’s packed with proprietary parts, aiming to ease supply chain woes and tap into fresh market niches.
HW’s domestic commercial PC is almost hereUses 7nm Kunpeng-920 CPU @ 2.6GHzFully domestic PMIC including Unisoc CT100 replacing EPSON in clock generatorExpected to run on HarmonyOS PC version & localized dev tool chainSupports DeepSeek on edgeExpect to launch in April pic.twitter.com/wMazfl3qXD
— tphuang (@tphuang) March 11, 2025
The specifics about Huawei’s latest PC are still under wraps, but Huawei Central reports the device will join the "Qingyun" lineup—a collection aimed at enterprises and covering products from laptops to televisions. A standout feature is its integration of DeepSeek, reminiscent of Microsoft’s Copilot+ certified devices, signaling Huawei’s intent to ride the AI wave within the domestic sphere. Anticipation is soaring for this localized offering.
Visually supported by ServeTheHome, the laptop is set to be constructed from entirely Chinese components, with the Kunpeng-920 CPU fueling its operation. This processor, built on the ARMv8 architecture, can be configured up to an impressive 64 cores, though versions with fewer are available for different needs. Originally designed for servers, Huawei’s adaptation of the Kunpeng-920 to suit various core counts for the PC market is noteworthy.
Running on a PC-ready version of HarmonyOS combined with DeepSeek for edge AI demands, this upcoming laptop promises an exciting user experience. Huawei’s shift to internally sourced products represents a significant strategic pivot, likely to benefit both performance and brand reliability. Though April has been floated as the release timeline, the official launch date remains under confirmation.
