Huawei has launched the Mate XT 2 tri-fold smartphone, featuring the world's first "Tao's Law" logic-folding Kirin 9050 Pro chip, which boosts overall device performance by 42%.
Huawei officially launched the Mate XT 2 tri-fold smartphone on the afternoon of September 7. It features the new Kirin 9050 Pro chip, the world's first flagship chip to implement "Tao's Law" and adopt logic folding technology. This chip achieves shorter signal transmission paths and lower latency by arranging logic units in layers and adding vertical interconnect channels, boosting overall device performance by 42%. Richard Yu, Huawei's Executive Director, hailed it as the "most powerful" Kirin chip ever and stated that Huawei's global shipments of tri-fold smartphones have exceeded 1 million units. The Mate XT 2 Ultimate Design tri-fold smartphone starts at 19,999 yuan.
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