Core Insights - Huawei officially launched its first HarmonyOS computers on May 19, marking a significant step in China's computer operating system sector [1][2] - The release has generated high investor interest, with many companies in the Harmony ecosystem sharing their latest business developments and future plans [1][2] Industry Developments - HarmonyOS computers enhance Huawei's ecosystem, integrating smartphones, tablets, and computers, which is expected to attract more users [2] - Companies like Chengmai Technology are actively involved in developing applications for HarmonyOS computers and building the ecosystem [2] - North Information's HarmonyOS PC version is in the final testing phase, with adaptations for various devices already completed [2] Hardware and Supply Chain - Companies in hardware sectors, such as Changxin Technology, are focusing on high-value foldable screen projects, emphasizing their competitive advantages in ultra-thin glass products [3] - Jingyan Technology has received initial orders for its MIM (Metal Injection Molding) production, indicating growth in revenue for the first quarter of 2025 [3] Expansion of Harmony Ecosystem - The Harmony ecosystem aims to expand beyond consumer electronics, showcasing ambitions for a comprehensive strategic layout [4] - Chipsea Technology reported stable growth in product shipments through collaboration with HarmonyOS, with over 300 projects and nearly 40 million terminal products shipped by the end of 2024 [4] - Companies like Dineike are focusing on core application scenarios such as Harmony hospitals and communities to promote widespread application of the Harmony ecosystem [4] - Guokewai is accelerating the promotion of its products in the ultra-high-definition smart display sector, supporting HarmonyOS solutions [5]