The first desktop computer with 100% Chinese components

The new Huawei Qingyun HM650 desktop computer is designed primarily for government institutions and business users. Its entire hardware, including the processor, RAM, SSD and power supply, is made of Chinese-origin components. The claim of exclusively domestic origin has also been officially confirmed by the Zhejiang Kezheng Electronic Information Product Inspection Organization.

The heart of the device is the 10-core Kirin X90 processor, which supports 20 threads and includes a Maleoon graphics unit. The desktop processor has a nominal power consumption of 40 W, and its cooling is provided by a double-sided cooling system. 16 GB of RAM and 512 GB of SSD space ensure smooth operation. The computer runs the business version of the HarmonyOS operating system, which includes the smart assistant Xiaoyi. This helps users find information, create documents, edit files, and transcribe and summarize meetings.

Huawei has also paid great attention to security and device management. The system allows administrators to centrally control, manage user rights, and restrict the installation or use of applications. The computer also supports two separate work environments, between which users can switch when working with internal and external networks. The Star Shield 2.0 security architecture protects against online fraud, and uses artificial intelligence to detect facial and voice forgeries. Additional data protection is provided by hardware encryption of the SSD drive and encrypted document transfer.