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Huawei to Launch Ascend 950 AI Chip and HarmonyOS in South Korea Next Year

Richard·December 27, 2025·1 min read

According to Huawei Korea, the company plans to introduce its self-developed Ascend 950 AI chip and HarmonyOS operating system in South Korea in 2026. Huawei emphasized that its strategy in the Korean market goes beyond hardware—it aims to deliver an end-to-end (E2E) full-stack solution.

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