Huawei's latest flagship Mate60 Pro has attracted widespread attention, and the Kirin 9000S chip has attracted much attention

On August 30, Huawei announced that it would start selling its new phone Mate60 Pro. This news quickly attracted the attention of Internet users. In addition to the debut of the new mobile phone, people are also interested in the Kirin 9000S chip it is equipped with. Although consumers have discovered through network speed tests that this phone supports 5G networks, Huawei officials have remained silent on this and have not made an official response

About Huawei’s new phone Mate60 Pro Some secrets about the Kirin 9000S chip it is equipped with have gradually surfaced in media reports. There are reports that this phone may continue to use the previous Kirin 9000 chip, and this speculation may not be without basis. According to previous reports by the "Xinghai Intelligence Agency", Huawei seems to have stockpiled up to 10 million Kirin 9000 chips, while according to data from Quest Mobile, Huawei Mate 40 Pro shipped only more than 4.5 million units at the end of 2020. This data discrepancy may mean that Huawei still has a large inventory of Kirin 9000 chips. According to the data provided by some bloggers who have obtained the new machine and tested it, the performance of Mate60 Pro is similar to that of Kirin 9000 chip

In addition, there is also speculation that Mate60 Pro may be equipped with a chip using A new chip using 3D stacking technology. This technology combines two less advanced chips to achieve more efficient computing results. It is worth noting that Huawei disclosed a patent involving chip stacking packaging and terminal equipment in April last year. This also provides certain support for speculation about the new chip

There are various speculations about the nature of the Kirin 9000S chip. Some people believe that this chip was independently developed by Huawei HiSilicon and was manufactured using SMIC's 7nm process, thus giving birth to a brand new chip that supports 5G. When some anchors dismantled Huawei Mate60 Pro, they found that the number on the phone's CPU was 2035-CN. Chips produced by TSMC are usually marked TW, which means the place of origin is in Taiwan, China, while CN means the place of origin is in mainland China. This may imply that the chip used by Mate60 Pro is likely to be produced by SMIC in the 35th week of 2020. In short, regarding the Kirin 9000S chip equipped with Huawei Mate60 Pro, despite various speculations from the outside world , but Huawei officials still responded when asked: "Everything is subject to the announcement." Perhaps, the truth will be revealed with the official release of Huawei Mate60 series

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