China's Fully Domestic PC Push

Huawei unveiled the Qingyun HM650, a desktop the company says is built entirely from Chinese‑manufactured components (including a Kirin X90 CPU and HarmonyOS) and reports a government agency has ordered 600 units. Beijing policy ordering government entities off 'Wintel' boxes plus this procurement suggests an accelerating, procurement‑driven move toward domestic PC stacks even if some designs remain non‑Chinese. — If governments use procurement to lock in domestic hardware, global chip and OS markets and geopolitical leverage (procurement as industrial policy) will shift, affecting firms, supply chains, and export‑control strategies.