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Huawei introduced the high-performance Kirin 9050 Pro chip

Huawei introduced the high-performance Kirin 9050 Pro chip

Published on: 2026-09-07

Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation

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Guangzhou, September 7 /Xinhua/ — Chinese tech giant Huawei on Monday introduced the three-section foldable smartphone Mate XT 2, powered by the new Kirin 9050 Pro chip. This is the first high-performance processor to use logical folding technology.

As reported at a presentation in Guangzhou, the administrative center of Guangdong Province /South China/, the Kirin 9050 Pro places logical blocks layered inside a single chip, which reduces signal transmission paths, lowers latency, and increases overall performance.

The last time Huawei introduced a new Kirin chip was at a flagship launch six years ago – during the global premiere of the Mate 40 smartphone. In recent years, the company has continued to innovate and explore new horizons.

The company’s expenses on research and development (R&D) sharply increased, reaching 121.38 billion yuan (17.9 billion US dollars) in the first half of 2026, marking a record for this period and amounting to more than a quarter of revenue.

Huawei is actively developing in a number of high-tech fields, including artificial intelligence, chips, operating systems, and intelligent vehicles. Continuous investment in R&D lays the foundation for the company’s long-term technological potential.

This strategy apparently bears fruit in the market. According to data from the research company International Data Corporation (IDC), in the second quarter of 2026, Huawei smartphone shipments increased by 19.4 percent year-on-year, raising the company’s market share to 22.6 percent – corresponding to first place in China.

While the industry as a whole is under pressure, Huawei stands out as one of the few major vendors showing significant growth, analysts note. -0-

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