Cambricon Technologies, a leading AI chipmaker in China, has announced its 2024 financial forecast, estimating annual revenue of CNY1.07 to CNY1.2 billion (approx. US$146 to US$164 million). This marks a robust year-over-year growth of 50.8% to 69.2%. The company attributed the projected increase to its ongoing market expansion efforts and the growing adoption of AI applications, positioning 2024 as a year of significant revenue improvement compared to 2023.

Broadcom and Marvell have recently emerged as key players in the era of Generative AI, alongside Nvidia. While Broadcom CEO Hock Tan is well-known in the semiconductor industry, Marvell CEO Matt Murphy, who has led the company through a lengthy eight-year strategic adjustment, has also gained respect. Recently, he has attracted media attention due to rumors that Intel may be interested in recruiting him.

Foxconn subsidiary FIH (Foxconn Interconnect Technology) debuted at CES 2025. Dr. Wen-Yi Kuo, Executive Board Director, and Vice President of FIH, shared valuable insights with DIGITIMES on Taiwan’s competitive edge in the rapidly growing automotive electronics industry, emphasizing that the era of smart vehicles is now firmly established.

With CES 2025 just concluded, DIGITIMES hosted the “2025 CES Insights: Analyzing New Trends in AI Applications” forum on January 14, providing exclusive updates and insights from the show.