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UNISOC (Shanghai) Technologies Co., Ltd. occupied a market share of 8.4% in global smartphone application processors during the second quarter of 2021, ranking third in the open market (excluding Apple).
On November 21st, according to industry insiders, Mooresilicon, a chip design joint venture under TCL Technology, has been 'dissolved'.
SENSilicon, a company that develops high-performance digital-analog hybrid and signal chain chips, announced on April 3 the completion of a round A financing worth 120 million yuan ($17 million).
In last week’s VC news, Kuaikan raised the biggest funding round ever in the country’s comics industry, chip maker Pingxin Technology closed a $10 million Pre-A round, while Geely’s Zeekr closed its first external financing round.
TuringQ, a developer of optical quantum chips and optical quantum computers in China, announced that it had completed the Pre-A round of financing worth several hundred million yuan.
Geoforce Chip, a Chinese chip design company in the consumer electronics field, announced on Wednesday that it had completed an A round of financing worth nearly 100 million yuan.
Graphcore, the AI chip unicorn known as 'British Nvidia', will lay off most of its Chinese employees and halt sales in China.
SMIC has released its report for the first half of 2021, revealing a 278% year-on-year increase in net profits compared to the same period last year.
British chip design firm Arm has transferred shares in its Chinese joint venture Arm China, to a firm jointly held by Arm and Japan's SoftBank Group Corp., in a move that may speed up its plans to go public.
Quillion Technology, which has been in operation for more than half a year and was working on general-purpose computing and data center solutions, informed all staff on August 5 that the company would cease its operations.
InventChip, a silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductor solutions provider, announced on Wednesday the completion of a strategic financing round featuring exclusive investment from XPeng Motors.
Shanghai-based computer chip startup Biren Technology announced that its first GPU chips, the BR100 series, were successfully tested on Thursday.