Huawei To Use Self-Developed Tau Chips Across Mate 90 Series

Huawei is moving to adopt its self-developed advanced processors across the newly released Mate 90 smartphone series, signalling a broader roll-out of chips built around its Tau Scaling Law design principle.

Tau-based chips move into Mate 90

The Chinese tech giant is making rapid progress in deploying a new breed of advanced chip based on its self-developed Tau Scaling Law.

The company plans to use these processors across the new Mate 90 series as it continues to push ahead despite stringent US tech curbs.

The roll-out marks another step in Huawei’s effort to overcome stringent US export curbs.

Those restrictions have pushed the company to rewire its smartphone business around home-grown technology.

Mate XT 2 sales target and overseas plans

The Mate XT 2 is on track to surpass 1 million in total sales, according to Yu.

The new handset is the first to integrate mobile processors that adopt the LogicFolding architecture based on Huawei’s Tau Scaling Law chip design principle.

Huawei also plans to launch the phone in markets across Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, with Europe also a potential market, according to Yu.

Together, the Mate 90 chip adoption and the Mate XT 2 sales outlook point to Huawei’s widening use of self-developed mobile processors in its smartphone line-up.

Source: South China Morning Post