Huawei Mate 60

The Huawei Mate 60 is the first phone to use new Chinese 7nm microprocessor technology chips that were developed despite the imposition of US sanctions on the company.[4][5]

The CPU HiSilicon Kirin 9000S is a SoC supposed to consist of four high-performance cores (one at up to 2.62 GHz and three at up to 2,150 MHz) that is based on HiSilicon's TaiShan microarchitecture seemingly derived from ARM Neoverse E1) and four energy-efficient cores (up to 1,530 MHz) based on ARM's Cortex 510.[6] The smartphone also uses the Maleoon 910 graphics processing unit operating at up to 750 MHz.[6]

According to third-party testing, although after plugging in the SIM card, the network standard indication of the phone does not show that is's 5G, and Huawei does not mention supporting the 5G in the parameter details, the actual network speed test shows that its performance is quite in 5G.[7]Reports also believe that it has the ability to support 5G.[3][8][9]

On the contrary, Huawei focuses more on promoting its capabilities as a satellite communication terminal. The Mate 60 series smartphone supports satellite call functions through the Tiantong system,[10][11][12][13] and short message sending and receiving functions through the Beidou system.[14][15]

In addition, the Mate 60 series smartphone also supports NearLink, a short-range wireless communication technology that combines the features of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi with enhanced prerequisites, and can be used in future on Internet of Things, Internet of Vehicles and other scenarios.[16][17]