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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.
He Xiaopeng, the founder and chairman of Chinese automaker Xpeng Motors, issued comments through social media on Thursday regarding the gradual recovery of automotive supply chains amid the ongoing global shortage of computer chips.
LeEco held a meeting in Beijing on Monday to announce the official return of its mobile phone business. The target users of its new product S1 include taxi drivers, food deliverymen, and older users.
Guangdong OPPO Mobile Telecommunications Corp., Ltd. now holds 3% of Shenzhen Adaps Photonics Technology's shares.
News emerged that Tesla had temporarily halted some operations at its Shanghai factory last month for four days due to the global shortage of semiconductors. Tesla responded that there is no relevant news at present.
Volkswagen, the biggest foreign automaker in China, has downplayed the impact of a global chip supply shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, refuting claims that its automotive production has been completely halted.
Beijing-based AI computer chip company Tsing Micro announced on Friday that it has completed a B round of financing worth several hundred million yuan.
According to the latest data from AutoForecast Solutions, as of December 5, the ongoing shortage of chips has caused a cumulative reduction of 10.122 million vehicles in the global automotive market, among which the cumulative output reduction in China reached 1.982 million vehicles.
The company is a well-known low-power System on Chip (SoC) designer in China, focusing on providing professional integrated chips for smart Internet of Things devices.
The United States Department of Commerce is considering a ban on Chinese companies selling advanced chip manufacturing equipment.
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker NIO saw its deliveries fall in May due to a global semiconductor shortage, while rival XPeng’s sales continued to grow at a robust pace as the company managed to prevent the chip crisis from hobbling its business.
Chinese automaker WM Motor has submitted its application for a public listing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx), with Haitong International, CMB International and BOC International serving as joint sponsors.