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Reuters and outlets including GSMArena and Huawei Central confirm Huawei unveiled the Mate 90 series on October 1 with Kirin chips and in-house Tau/LogicFolding strategy.

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Huawei unveils Mate 90 series with Tau chip platform

Huawei launched the Mate 90 smartphone series on October 1 featuring its Tau chip platform across the lineup, with variants reported for different models.

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Huawei unveiled its Mate 90 smartphone series on October 1. Richard Yu introduced the devices and a new generation of in-house chips and imaging hardware. The lineup features the Tau chip platform across models using variants of self-developed Kirin chips. This highlights Huawei's push for its own technology.

Huawei unveiled its Mate 90 smartphone series on October 1.
The Mate 90 series showcases Huawei's Tau chip strategy.
Richard Yu presented the new lineup. Huawei executive director and chairman of the Consumer BG Richard Yu introduced the devices. The presentation also covered a new generation of in-house chips and imaging hardware.
POST FROM @Huawei· Official Huawei announcement tweet referencing the Mate 90 Series launch event
https://x.com/Huawei/status/2104857485677109280
Tau platform featured across lineup. The Mate 90 series showcases Huawei's Tau chip strategy. Models use variants of the self-developed chips, with reports indicating Kirin SKUs differing by tier.
The presentation also covered a new generation of in-house chips and imaging hardware.
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Event highlights in-house strategy. The October 1 launch positioned the Mate 90 series as a showcase for Huawei's Tau chip approach.
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