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SiEngine Technology, an automotive electronic chip developer, officially released the automotive chip brand "DragonHawk" and its intelligent cockpit chip "DragonHawk 1."
Microparity, a provider of high-performance single photon detection integrated circuit solutions, recently obtained nearly 100 million yuan in Pre-A round financing.
Unicore Communications, Inc., a highly integrated chip manufacturer based in China, announced on Friday that its global navigation satellite system (GNSS) positioning modules have been adapted to the NVIDIA Jetson AI computing platform.
Arm China’s executive chairman and CEO, Allen Wu's dismissal on 10 June triggers questions about its corporate control.
Shenzhen-based electric vehicle maker BYD entered into a partnership on Thursday with Horizon Robotics, which will provide its self-driving "Journey 5" computer chip for certain BYD models set to be launched next year.
In last week’s VC news, integrated circuit chip developer SJ Semiconductor has raised $300 million in a Series C round to expand R&D investment, and more.
The US’s Bureau of Industry and Security added 31 new Chinese entities to an "Unverified List" on October 7, a move that affects fields like electric vehicles, aerospace and even smartphones.
ASR Microelectronics, a communication chip manufacturer, on Friday was officially listed to the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market), but saw its share price fall on its first day of trading.
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) in the United States released a report on Monday saying that the global chip sales of Chinese mainland companies are increasing.
Dr. Zhang Rujing, founder of Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), is about to enter the field of domestic equipment with Wanye Enterprises.
Wingtech Technology, a Chinese chip making giant, announced on Monday that its subsidiary Nexperia had completed the acquisition of British chip manufacturer Newport Wafer Fab (NWF).
Chinese AI vision chip maker Axera announced it has secured hundreds of millions in Chinese yuan from a Series A+ funding round, led by Inno Chip and Meituan, followed by GGV Capital, Fengyuan Capital and others.