China-made Chips

  • China-made GPUs make substantial progress

    China-made CPUs have come a long way in the past few years, and the GPU gap with AMD and NVIDIA is far behind that of CPU. But Changsha Jingjia Micro recently said that the company's next-generation GPU is progressing well and is entering the back-end design phase.

  • Xiaomi's chip making arm changes name

    Beijing Pinecone Electronics Co., Ltd. has changed its business name and is now renamed Beijing Xiaomi Pinecone Electronics Co., which is 100% owned by Xiaomi Communications Co.

  • Trademark application shows Vivo's ambitions in chip making

    In the second half of last year, there were reports that Vivo was going to enter the field of mobile phone chips. Vivo denied this, however, saying it's a misreading.

  • Laptops with China-made processors released

    On May 8, Chinese firm IP3 Technology and Shanghai Zhaoxin launched new products based on 16nm China-made x86 processor including desktops, all-in-one PCs, MINI-PC, laptops, ruggedized notebooks and industrial control machines.

  • Servers with China-made processors account for 20% of China Telecom's latest procurement

    On May 6, China Telecom released its 2020 server procurement announcement. China Telecom released China Telecom server centralized procurement project goods tender centralized pre-qualification announcement.

  • Cambricon's IP licensing revenue plunges on suspected Huawei order cuts

    Not long ago, Cambricon Technologies, one of China's most valuable AI chip firms, reported a sharp decline in its 2019 results as disclosed in its prospectus, prompting inquiries from the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

  • Alibaba chipmaking arm expected to become a major TSMC customer

    Pingtouge, Alibaba's semiconductor subsidiary, is expected to be TSMC's main customer, Digitimes reported today citing industry sources.

  • Chinese PC maker IPASON launches Zhaoxin-based high-performance PCs

    Chinese PC maker IPASON launched two PCs based on the Kaixian KX-6000 series processor platform, named Taishan and Huashan, CPU maker Zhaoxin said today.

  • Phison announces support for Yangtze Memory's 3D NAND on all control chips

    Phison Electronics' full line of control chips support Yangtze Memory's 3D NAND, which will boost the vendor's SSD products with China-made particles, the company said today.

  • Huawei HiSilicon becomes first Chinese mainland semiconductor supplier to enter top 10 in global sales

    In the first quarter of this year, Huawei HiSilicon sales increased 54% year-on-year, becoming the first Chinese mainland semiconductor supplier to enter the top 10 in global sales, according to the latest data released by IC Insights.