Huawei launches its first HarmonyOS desktop PC for enterprise clients
Huawei has unveiled the Qingyun HM650 desktop series, a new hardware platform designed exclusively for government and corporate use.
During the HarmonyOS Office Industry Summit on November 5, Huawei introduced its first desktop computer series running on the HarmonyOS operating system, the Qingyun HM650. This rollout signals a expansion of the company’s enterprise hardware portfolio.
The hardware is not intended for the consumer market. Huawei confirmed that the desktop units will not be available through standard e-commerce platforms or physical retail outlets. Instead, the devices are sold strictly through Huawei’s enterprise sales channels and authorized corporate agents.
The HM650 line features the company's Kirin X90 processor. The series consists of the base HM650 model and the performance-oriented HM650g, offering various RAM and storage configurations. The company has not released public pricing, maintaining its standard practice for government and enterprise-procurement agreements.