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Kirin XE90 and X90 Plus mark Huawei's first public unveiling of PC processors despite sanctions
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This is interesting to me. I dont know much about computer component production but weren't they already producing the parts just not under a Chinese company name?
processor chips were produced in Taiwan with the final parts assembled in China, I believe
That explains the buzz on Taiwanese industry