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Nextin, a South Korean company involved in the process of detecting product defects and metrology, is reportedly in talks with up to five Chinese semiconductor companies to supply its equipment.
On July 20, Cmind-SEMI announced the completion of a new round of financing worth several hundred million yuan. It was led by Legend Capital.
Chinese computing processor chips provider, Denglin Technology, recently announced that Yang Jian, the former Vice President of Huawei's Product Line, joined the company as its Vice President of Global Operations.
WITINMEM, a low power AI chip maker, announced on Wednesday that it had completed a B1 round of financing worth 200 million yuan ($32 million).
Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) announced on Tuesday that in January and February 2022, the company achieved operating income of about $1.223 billion.
This week’s China VC news: the flying car subsidiary of EV-maker Xpeng Motors, HT Aero, bagged a whopping $500 million Series A investment, and more.
AI vision computer chip startup Axera announced that its "Pre ISP" (image signal processor) chip AX170A has been accepted by its smartphone customers, and has officially entered business use in the consumption field.
The Chinese division of ASML, a leading Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer, announced on September 2 that it employed more than 1,500 employees in the country as of the end of August.
Beijing-based artificial intelligence (AI) computer chip startup Pingxin Technology has completed a pre-A round of financing, amid a global push to enhance chip technology and an ongoing semiconductor shortage.
Phytium has undergone changes to its industrial and commercial registration information recently. Its registered capital increased from 667 million yuan ($104 million) to 749 million yuan.
Chinese business inquiry platform Qichacha shows that Dingdao Zhixin (Shanghai) Semiconductor Co., Ltd., which is 100% controlled by domestic computer giant Lenovo, has been formally established.
Clounix, an enterprise network service provider, announced on Wednesday that it had completed two rounds of financing totaling nearly 400 million yuan ($62.54 million) in just a few months.