At the HarmonyOS Office Industry Summit, the first HarmonyOS desktop PC — the Huawei Qingyun HM650 series — was officially unveiled. The product runs on the HarmonyOS V1.0 operating system and is powered by the self-developed Kirin X90 chip, achieving a 100% domestic production rate for its components and filling the gap in the HarmonyOS operating system's desktop form factor. Its performance is impressive: HarmonyOS PC applications have surpassed 21,000, covering a wide range of office scenarios, and the system incorporates system-level AI capabilities. Both software and hardware have passed the Safety and Reliability Level II evaluation, and the device features chip-level full-disk encryption. To date, cumulative shipments of HarmonyOS PCs have reached 1 million units, and Huawei Qingyun's service network spans numerous regions across the country, providing robust support for large-scale deployment by government and enterprise customers.