New Delhi: Huawei is now making a serious push into enterprise computing with the dedicated commercial versions of its HarmonyOS powered by desktop PCs. It is a big step for the Huawei homegrown operating system, by moving well beyond devices and tablets into the business world, where many companies are looking for secure, independent alternatives. Huawei Developer Conference (HDC 2026) during the HarmonyOS Office sub-forum, Zhu Dongdong, President of Huawei’s Terminal Tablet and PC Product Line, confirmed that the commercial HarmonyOS desktops will debut in September.
The President of Huawei also mentioned that they are experimenting, and trial runs for the businesses should begin around July or August, by offering companies a chance to try them out early. Huawei has already unveiled two models for this push, HM740 and HM940. These aren’t just the regular consumer PCs running HarmonyOS.
They are specially modified for business use, with stronger security features and a dedicated security chip to meet enterprise standards for data protection and compliance. It includes a 14.2-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Huawei has also added handy enterprise touches like digital dual-space separation to keep work and personal stuff apart. These machines are a natural extension of Huawei’s growing HarmonyOS ecosystem, which now spans phones, tablets, and PCs.
This shift also shows how serious Huawei is about expanding in the PC space. Shipments of HarmonyOS PCs are expected to grow nicely in 2026 as Huawei builds a full-stack secure computing environment that doesn’t rely on the traditional Western operating systems.
