Although trailing behind industry leaders like TSMC and Samsung in chip innovation, Huawei is certainly not lagging in performance.
In a bold move against the tide, Huawei has recently expanded its new 5G smartphone lineup with the addition of the Mate 60 Pro+, set to be released on October 9th. The phone stands as a testament to Huawei’s resilience against the backdrop of U.S. restrictions, as it is engineered with its very own Kirin 5G chipset. Produced by China’s largest foundry, SMIC, the chip comes as a direct challenge to global semiconductor leaders.The Mate 60 Pro+ can connect to two satellites simultaneously
While Huawei’s previous devices, the Mate 50 and P60 models, had to depend on Qualcomm‘s chips—modified to disable 5G due to the U.
