
The Orange Pi Kunpeng Pro development board, which was announced back in May, has always had a secret — we knew the Raspberry Pi alternative had a 64-bit quad-core Arm processor, but little else was certain because Huawei and OrangePi had refused to post the type of processor used in the device. Thanks to a recent teardown, a few more facts have been revealed.
Orange Pi removed all of the board’s markings, and Huawei doesn’t disclose the architecture and GPU behind the Kunpeng Pro. This is, of course, a common practice for the Chinese chipmaker as it tries to evade U.S. export restrictions by avoiding prying Western eyes.