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- Tencent's Marvis AI assistant lands on HarmonyOS app market
On October 15, Tencent's personal AI assistant Marvis (马维斯) launched on Huawei's HarmonyOS app market, announced by Tencent PR director Zhang Jun. The HarmonyOS version matches the Android and iOS apps, supporting natural-language computer control, cross-device remote control of PCs, scheduled tasks and smart file handling, and adds WeChat and QQ login; chat history and credit balances carry over regardless of login entry. PingWest reports the HarmonyOS build is version 1.2.5, requires HarmonyOS 6.1.0 (API 23) or above, and its skills plaza already carries more than a dozen official MCP integrations across office, travel, shopping, location, lifestyle and enterprise scenarios. Marvis's mobile app now covers HarmonyOS, Android and iOS, joining earlier Windows and macOS versions in a full-platform layout.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 12 - Huawei: AI-mined bug reports must be human-verified first
Huawei's Security Response Center announced that it received a large number of vulnerability reports this year that were produced with AI assistance; most included proof-of-concept code, but false positives caused by AI hallucinations were unavoidable. Under the new rules, AI-assisted or automated findings must undergo human analysis and verification before submission, and hunters are encouraged to supply a full exploit chain, an executable PoC, affected product versions and impact, logs and demo video. Invalid reports will be rejected outright, with reminders at three and possible account bans at five; from Sept 30, 2026, vulnerabilities in Huawei terminal tools such as DevEco are also temporarily out of scope unless they involve supply-chain poisoning of public repos or can affect device security.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - Huawei details Kirin 9050 Pro, its first logic-folded chip, with on-device 30B MoE
At a 2026 Kirin media briefing in Shanghai on Oct 13, Huawei semiconductor executive Xu Songyu published the full architecture diagram of the Kirin 9050 Pro, the first logic-folded "Tao" chip, which Huawei says has been mass-produced with support from China's semiconductor industry. The chip combines a new Lingxi CPU (9 cores, 16 threads), a fourth-generation Maleoon GPU with second-generation hardware ray tracing (40% higher performance, 45% lower power, 78% better ray tracing), a new Da Vinci NPU, a Kirin AI ISP, a Balong AI Modem, an FFTS function-flow task scheduler, a security processor and the Lingxi micro-core. Huawei says the NPU raises AI performance by 140% while cutting power by 66% and enables the industry's first on-device 30B MoE model (2B active parameters, under 2.5GB of memory), alongside 7B dense and 1B VLM models; Xu also said the next-generation Kirin 2027 chip is ready and that all test results so far meet expectations.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - Huawei opens public beta of three DevEco tools for HarmonyOS PC
According to Zhidx, Huawei on Oct 8 opened public beta of three HarmonyOS PC development tools: the visual IDE DevEco Studio (moving from invite-only testing), the AI development tool DevEco Code, and the AI capability suite DevEco CLI. The report describes a division of labor — DevEco Studio as the integrated development and multi-device debugging base, DevEco Code offering three layered modes (Goal, Plan, Build) for end-to-end agentic development, and DevEco CLI packaging the HarmonyOS toolset, official knowledge base and 70-plus Skills into command-line interfaces that AI agents can call. The report says HarmonyOS 6 and 7 hardware devices have passed 90 million units, driving demand for apps and agentic services.
智东西 · 🔥 0 - Qualcomm to pay Huawei under patent cross-license, says analysis
An analysis published by TMTPost (authored by Shi Tianhao) says Huawei and Qualcomm reached a multi-year, broad patent licensing agreement covering cross-licenses in 5G, computing, AI and networking, with Qualcomm also acquiring some of Huawei's US patents in computing, AI and networking. Citing CCTV Finance, it says Qualcomm will pay to use more than 680 Huawei patents, and that Huawei's cumulative licensing revenue across all agreements is expected to exceed $6.9 billion (the value of this deal was not disclosed); Qualcomm has denied being a "net payer" and denied the transaction involves "logic folding." The piece sets the deal in a 25-year timeline in which Huawei, once the payer, has become a payee, contrasts the Kirin 9050 Pro's "logic folding" and Taifa with Xiaomi's XRING O1, and notes claims that Ascend's China market share has passed Nvidia, that DeepSeek is co-developing open-source software tooling for Ascend, and that AMD is buying World Labs for about $8.2 billion.
钛媒体 · 🔥 0 - Huawei weighs taking HarmonyOS global as device base tops 90M
Yu Chengdong, Huawei's consumer business chairman, told international media that Huawei is considering gradually bringing its HarmonyOS operating system to global markets, though he called it an initial plan with no timetable. He said more than 90 million devices now run HarmonyOS 6 and HarmonyOS 7, with 100 million expected by the end of 2026, and warned that sharply higher memory prices have added more than $200 to the cost of each phone, forcing Huawei to raise prices. Huawei also signed a multi-year patent cross-licence with Qualcomm covering 5G, computing, AI and networking, subject to regulatory approval.
钛媒体 · 🔥 0 - MoWorld world model reaches Huawei Mate 90 phones
Moxin Technology is reported to have deployed its MoWorld-2.0-Flash world-model variant in the HarmonyOS-exclusive Moxiao Pet app for Huawei’s Mate 90 series. The source says cloud infrastructure generates 3D Gaussian assets while the approximately 600-million-parameter model runs on the phone for rendering, but the performance and cost claims are promotional and unverified.
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