Huawei unveils Mate 90 series phones featuring expanded use of homegrown LogicFolding chips
Huawei has unveiled its new Mate 90 series smartphones, which incorporate the company's homegrown LogicFolding (also referred to as Tau) chips. This expansion of domestic chip usage is widely reported as Huawei's strategy to mitigate the impact of US trade restrictions. While the company reportedly aims for 1 million sales of the Mate XT 2, some reports note that the chip design may require more wafers, highlighting potential manufacturing challenges.
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- Huawei unveiled new Mate series phones
- Phones feature homegrown chip designs
- Effort to offset US trade restrictions
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