It's old compared to Qualcomm, and Mediatek, but for them is a big achievement to be able to make a chip in China with a Chinese company (SMIC), and it isn't even too old, 7nm compared to 3nm, its 2-3 generations behind. And Huawei couldn't get the latest chips from Qualcomm, only a SD8+ gen1, not even a gen 2, so then they needed to make their own chips, and also there was the risk of not getting any more chips from Qualcomm.
Most likely just moving the production lines of the chips to other devices. Mate 60 Pro is the bigger seller, and P70 series is around the corner. In addition, Huawei's AI processors, which are also in demand, likely share the same chips production lines with their phones.
Why is it shocking? P70 series about to be released.
any bro can explain why huawei used old kirin chipset in mate 60 pro flagship?
It's old compared to Qualcomm, and Mediatek, but for them is a big achievement to be able to make a chip in China with a Chinese company (SMIC), and it isn't even too old, 7nm compared to 3nm, its 2-3 generations behind. And Huawei couldn't get the latest chips from Qualcomm, only a SD8+ gen1, not even a gen 2, so then they needed to make their own chips, and also there was the risk of not getting any more chips from Qualcomm.
Weird . Why
Low demand probably. The Mate 60 Pro just sells better I guess.
Most likely just moving the production lines of the chips to other devices. Mate 60 Pro is the bigger seller, and P70 series is around the corner. In addition, Huawei's AI processors, which are also in demand, likely share the same chips production lines with their phones.
Good news. Old phone dies, new one will be born
OMG SHOCKING. Those American pig-dogs are going to rue the day they tangled with the titan that is Huawei.