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"Following the technical analysis of the Huawei Pura 70 Ultra, we can confirm with high confidence that the HiSilicon Kirin 9010 system-on-chip (SoC) is manufactured using SMIC's 7nm N+2 process node," declared Canada-headquartered TechInsights on Saturday.
The analysis reflects findings in Chinese media reports from earlier this month – around the time the phone was released.
Users who tore down the Pura 70 in the Middle Kingdom found the Kirin 9010 with Arm v8 cores – four running at 1.55GHz, six at 2.18GHz, and a couple at 2.30GHz.
That analysis exposed Huawei's use of Kirin 9000s in the phone and solidified proof of SMIC's ability to produce 7nm system-on-chips.
The chip expert cited lack of advanced node density, power, performance and cost as supply chain challenges faced by Huawei.
Arthur Guo, senior research analyst in Client System Research for IDC China, described Huawei as making a "strong comeback" as it grew 110 percent year-on-year to essentially tie with Honor in the top spot in China, each holding around 17 percent of the quarterly market share.
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