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When the US banned Huawei from accessing American semiconductors, the assumption was that the restrictions would slow the company down enough to remove it from the conversation about premium hardware entirely. The MateBook Fold is Huawei's response to that assumption, and it is the kind of response that makes the original assumption very difficult to defend. An eighteen inch OLED display that folds down to a thirteen inch compact form, weighing just 1.16 kilograms, running on HarmonyOS 5 with up to 32GB of RAM and 2TB of storage, built entirely on domestic chips developed through SMIC rather than the American semiconductor supply chain that Huawei was cut off from. The device transforms between a large tablet style workspace and a compact laptop with a detachable keyboard, using a single continuous folding screen instead of two separate panels, which changes the entire experience of moving between different modes of work on a portable computer. What makes this more than just an impressive product demonstration is what it represents about what happens when a company with serious engineering capability is forced to build everything from scratch, because Huawei had to develop its own chips, its own operating system, and its own ecosystem simultaneously, and the MateBook Fold is the hardware that came out of that forced self sufficiency. The ban was designed to limit Huawei's competitiveness and in certain respects it did, but it also created the conditions for one of the most unusual and technically ambitious laptop designs currently available anywhere in the world. Follow @buildwithdm.ai if you want to stay ahead in AI and tech and understand what is actually coming out of the hardware competition that most people in the West are not paying close enough attention to. 👉 Comment “TOOL”, and I’ll send you my complete 700+ AI toolkit. 📹 Credit: Huawei
When the US banned Huawei from accessing American semiconductors, the assumption was that the restrictions would slow the company down enough to remove it from the conversation about premium hardware entirely. The MateBook Fold is Huawei's response to that assumption, and it is the kind of response that makes the original assumption very difficult to defend. An eighteen inch OLED display that folds down to a thirteen inch compact form, weighing just 1.16 kilograms, running on HarmonyOS 5 with up to 32GB of RAM and 2TB of storage, built entirely on domestic chips developed through SMIC rather than the American semiconductor supply chain that Huawei was cut off from. The device transforms between a large tablet style workspace and a compact laptop with a detachable keyboard, using a single continuous folding screen instead of two separate panels, which changes the entire experience of moving between different modes of work on a portable computer. What makes this more than just an impressive product demonstration is what it represents about what happens when a company with serious engineering capability is forced to build everything from scratch, because Huawei had to develop its own chips, its own operating system, and its own ecosystem simultaneously, and the MateBook Fold is the hardware that came out of that forced self sufficiency. The ban was designed to limit Huawei's competitiveness and in certain respects it did, but it also created the conditions for one of the most unusual and technically ambitious laptop designs currently available anywhere in the world. Follow @buildwithdm.ai if you want to stay ahead in AI and tech and understand what is actually coming out of the hardware competition that most people in the West are not paying close enough attention to. 👉 Comment “TOOL”, and I’ll send you my complete 700+ AI toolkit. 📹 Credit: Huawei

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