China's first 100% domestic desktop computer: Qingyun HM650

Huawei, işlemci, bellek, SSD ve güç kaynağı dahil olmak üzere tüm bileşenleri Çin'de üretilen ilk masaüstü bilgisayarını tanıttı. Qingyun HM650 was developed for government institutions and enterprises.

Huawei officially introduced the Qingyun HM650 model, its new desktop computer developed in line with its goal of ending foreign dependency in hardware supply. Prepared directly by taking into account the corporate security and working standards of government institutions, the desktop computer opens the door to a new era in the Chinese IT market with its structure that eliminates the need for foreign technology.

Completely Domestic Hardware and Kirin X90 Power

At the heart of the system is the Kirin X90 processor developed by Huawei. The most distinctive aspect of the Qingyun HM650 model is that all the hardware in its case is manufactured within the borders of China. It was confirmed by the tests carried out by Zhejiang Kezheng, a third-party quality control organization with national inspection authority, that the device consists of 100 percent domestic parts. The official report submitted confirms that all the parts came from local production lines; However, this does not mean that each hardware unit is developed by Huawei engineers themselves, but reflects the cooperation of expert suppliers within the country.

Enterprise HarmonyOS and Artificial Intelligence Integration

The desktop computer reaches users with the HarmonyOS version customized for corporate operations. Huawei's Xiaoyi artificial intelligence assistant, which works integrated with the operating system; It undertakes tasks such as preparing official correspondence, organizing files, transcribing meeting records and summarizing large data. The computer, which supports wireless data sharing and ecosystem integration with other compatible Huawei devices, requires an active internet connection and an additional subscription for some advanced artificial intelligence functions to work. The computer, which aims to protect data privacy in public institutions with domestic software and hardware, is preparing to play a central role in China's strategic corporate technology move.