Huawei debuts first HarmonyOS desktop computers
Huawei unveiled two desktop computer models running the HarmonyOS operating system during the 2026 Harmony Office Industry Summit in Wuhan.
At the 2026 Harmony Office Industry Summit in Wuhan, Huawei introduced its first desktop computers powered by the HarmonyOS operating system. The new hardware, consisting of the HM650 and HM650G models, utilizes the company's proprietary Kirin X90 chipset.
The models are segmented by target audience, with the HM650 designed for enterprise use and the HM650G tailored for government sectors. This release signals a shift in Huawei's strategy to move its software ecosystem beyond mobile and tablet devices into the desktop computing market.
Supporting this hardware launch, Huawei confirmed that the library of applications available for its PC platform has reached over 21,000 titles. These applications are designed to support office productivity, AI integration, education, and entertainment, marking the company’s ongoing effort to build a self-sustaining software environment for professional users.