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Xiaomi's latest top flagship smartphone, the 12S Ultra, was officially released on July 4 this year. On July 28, it was found out that the model is also equipped with a new self-developed chip.
Beijing-based digital map enterprise NavInfo signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement on July 27 with automotive industry R&D platform China Automotive Innovation Corporation (CAIC).
Golf Jiao, a co-founder and General Manager of the Graphics GPU product line at Chinese chip start-up Biren Technology, has resigned.
In recent days, reports about a chip joint venture in China between Tesla and Swiss semiconductor company Annex have attracted a lot of attention, but on November 30, Tesla China said that the EV maker has not established a chip company in China.
ByteDance has activated at least four chip projects, including AI chips, server chips, FPGA NIC (intelligent network card in Field Programmable Gate Array or FPGA) and RISC-V.
On Tuesday, SemiDrive Technology Ltd., a Chinese smart car microchip developer, released its E3 series microcontrollers.
Xiaomi announced on Friday that its self-developed Surge G1 battery management chip will be released at 7:00 p.m. on July 4, and it will be installed in the Xiaomi 12S series.
Huawei takes another heavy hit as ARM Holdings, a British semiconductor and software design company, cuts ties with it to comply with U.S. sanctions.
Suzhou-based chip design company Yige Technology, also known as EagleChip, announced on August 31 its completion of angel investment totaling 286 million yuan ($41.5 million).
In 2023, Chinese automaker BYD is focused on expanding into global markets and enhancing its technological capabilities. Kunlunxin, a chip company in China, has announced that BYD had become one of its new shareholders.
Ningbo-based XR chip firm GravityXR announced on August 12 that it has successively completed angel-round investment and a pre-A round of financing worth several hundred million yuan, within a period of six months.
On April 17, Tencent Cloud announced that its self-developed video transcoding chip named Canghai had won all eight top scores in two categories at the latest MSU Video Codecs Comparison.