HUAWEI Kirin PC Chip: A Delayed Debut?
According to a tipster on Weibo, HUAWEI may be pushing back the launch of its highly anticipated Kirin PC chip to the first quarter of 2025. This comes as a surprise to many who were expecting to see the brand’s first-ever computer-dedicated chip this year.
The delay seems to be a strategic move by HUAWEI to ensure that the PC chip is a top-notch product. The company has several major launches planned for this year, including the Nova 13 series, MatePad tablet, and HarmonyOS NEXT. Given this, they might have decided to allocate more resources to developing the Kirin PC.
While specific details about the Kirin PC chip are still under wraps, early rumours suggest that it could follow the Apple M-series chip architecture, offering impressive performance and energy efficiency. The chip is also expected to incorporate advanced AI features and improved thermal management.
As HUAWEI continues to expand its presence in the PC market, the Kirin PC chip could play a crucial role in differentiating its products and attracting new customers. While we may have to wait a bit longer to see this innovative chip in action, the potential benefits it could bring to the computing landscape make it a highly anticipated development.
