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Huawei’s subsequent flagship telephone, the P50, will be powered by the Kirin 9000, the 5nm chip that additionally fuels the Mate 40 collection, based on The Elec.

The Chinese firm sometimes launches two flagship collection yearly and it is commonplace for it to make use of the identical premium chipset for its Mate and P collection telephones.

The scenario is a little completely different this yr, as restrictions imposed by the US means Huawei’s chip-making arm HiSilicon can not make new processors. The Kirin 9000 might be its final in-house chip.
It was earlier reported that the corporate does not have sufficient chips to energy its flagship smartphones, fueling speculations that the Huawei P50 would be underpinned by both a Qualcomm or a MediaTek SoC.

9 million Kirin 9000 SoCs have been apparently shipped to Huawei by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) earlier than a US ban went into impact.

The demand for the Mate 40 collection is excessive in China and a few variants are apparently already out of inventory

Simply put, we aren’t precisely positive how Huawei will divide its meager inventory of Kirin chips between its two flagship collection, on condition that demand for the Mate 40 lineup alone might be over 10 million models this yr.

It will most likely assist that the corporate not has to fret about equipping Honor-branded telephones with Kirin chips because the subsidiary has been bought

Samsung and LG will apparently make OLED panels for the Huawei P50

The Elec additionally says that Samsung and LG will be supplying OLED panels for the Huawei P50. It’s not clear if the corporate will make any extra models of the Mate 40 collection telephones.

Huawei reportedly shipped 44 million models of P and Mate collection telephones in 2019. The firm says its gross sales shrunk by 60 million models in 2019 due to the sanctions levied by the US. Needless to say, shipments will probably dip even additional this yr.



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