No
It is based on OpenHarmony which is open source under the Apache License https://gitee.com/openharmony/build/blob/master/LICENSE
I want one. I wonder if importing it is feasible.
You are in luck, Motorola still makes the Razr.
This worked better on my old computer than ReactOS ever did and I have been testing out ReactOS since 2007. If AI is what it takes to deliver a working FOSS Windows-like OS then I am not complaining.
Saudi Arabia has multiple international airports as well as land and sea connections to neighbouring countries.
It would be interesting if this results in Linux being forked or perhaps even more interesting developers and users opposed to AI moving to GNU Hurd or any of the BSD variants.
Saudi Arabia is a big country. Most of Saudi Arabia is not at risk, despite it being within range. It is just that its oil exports go through three chokepoints, and all of its oil fields are concentrated in the east.

I still try out Haiku and ReactOS on actual hardware every time a new version is released. None of my computers are fully supported yet.
Does it also support PS4 games? I don't see a technical reason why it wouldn't.
Depends on the language
They are behind on lithography machines. LogicFolding seems like one way to overcome that, but for now HiSilicon is 18-24 months behind Apple and Qualcomm in performance. I will believe the promised gains when they are delivered, and I'm hopeful that a Chinese company figures out how to make EUVs. In a sense being only behind by 18-24 months is a win for Huawei and China, Biden's goal was to keep Huawei at 2014 levels. In another Huawei phones and tablets still lose on performance in comparisons and they aren't cheap. Xiaomi has also contracted TSMC to make its Xring chip, not SMIC. Of course cutting edge nodes are not necessary for all applications, certainly not for military applications which is the alleged reason behind the US ban. My laptop uses NVMe by YMTC and I wouldn't tell the difference or care if it were 14nm or 28 nm or otherwise.
