The Mate 40 will be the last Huawei phone with a Kirin processor
(Android Central)

Huawei was banned from doing work with any U.S. companies last year, the ripple effects continue to stretch on. What you need to know Huawei is set to release the Mate 40 in September. It would be the last of its smartphones to be powered by Huawei`s homegrown Kirin processors. Huawei is unable to build anymore as a result of the U.S. trading ban affecting its business with TSMC. Huawei today confirmed that it would be launching the Mate 40 series later this year with its Kirin chips on board, reported by IT Home. It would be powered by the Kirin 9000, the company`s most powerful set of chips so far. It`ll also be its last. This comes as a result of the U.S. ban on trade with Huawei leading to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) stopping any work with Huawei and HiSilicon. While Huawei could shrug off the lack of Google Play Services and sell phones outside the U.S. with its own App Store, the loss of TSMC was a sobering moment. Writing about the move when it hap...