Huawei has officially launched its Mate 90 series, featuring the new Kirin Tau chip architecture across all models. The lineup includes the standard Mate 90, Mate 90 Pro, Mate 90 Pro Max, and the RS Ultimate Design version. The technology utilizes a logic-folding design with vertical interconnects to enhance signal speed and overall performance.
The standard Mate 90 uses the Kirin 9030 chip, delivering a 27% increase in total system performance compared to its predecessor. Specifically, CPU performance rose by 13%, GPU by 54%, and NPU by 13%. The Mate 90 Pro features the Kirin 9035 chip, which improves total system performance by 20%, with a 51% boost in NPU capabilities.
The Mate 90 Pro Max and RS Ultimate Design models are equipped with the Kirin 9050 Pro, the company's first logic-folding chip. This processor supports 9-core 16-thread hyper-threading technology, resulting in a 23% increase in multi-core performance, 40% in GPU rendering, and 140% in NPU performance. The total system performance for these models improved by 31%.
