Huawei Totally DESTROYS Windows in China as Harmony OS Takes Over PCs!

Huawei’s development of Harmony OS began as an emergency response after U.S. sanctions in 2019 cut the company off from Google services, Android updates, Windows integration, and advanced chip supplies. What started as a survival strategy has since expanded into a full operating system ecosystem now running across hundreds of millions of devices, including smartphones, tablets, vehicles, and personal computers. Harmony OS Next marks a complete departure from Android, Linux, and U.S.-controlled software, positioning Huawei as the architect of a fully independent digital platform designed around domestic hardware, microkernel architecture, and deep device integration.
The script outlines how Harmony OS Next is now moving into the Chinese PC market, challenging Windows’ long-standing dominance as government agencies, state enterprises, and consumers begin transitioning to domestic systems. While early performance testing suggests speed and efficiency gains, the operating system still faces limitations in third-party application support compared to Windows. At the same time, Huawei’s vertically integrated strategy, strong state backing, and expanding developer ecosystem signal a broader shift toward digital sovereignty that could reshape global technology influence beyond China.
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