Huawei Launches Mate 90 Series With New Kirin Chipsets and AI Features
The Chinese tech giant unveiled its next-generation flagship smartphone lineup in Shenzhen, highlighting upgraded chips, cameras and AI-powered tools.
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Huawei officially launched its next-generation flagship Mate 90 Series on Thursday in Shenzhen, introducing new Kirin chipsets alongside upgraded imaging technology, displays and AI-powered features, the company said.
Huawei said the new series reflects a broader technological upgrade built on the integration of hardware, software, chips and cloud services. The company highlighted its new "LogicFolding Tau" architecture as part of the launch, though further technical specifications were not detailed in the announcement.
The Mate 90 Series continues Huawei's push to compete in the premium smartphone segment despite ongoing restrictions on its access to some international chip supply chains, with the company continuing to rely on domestically developed Kirin processors.
Huawei has positioned recent Mate series launches as showcases for its in-house silicon and AI capabilities, as it works to rebuild its global smartphone market share following years of trade restrictions.
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