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February 04, 2026
STMicroelectronics: Chip sales are improving, with revenue projected at $11.8 billion in 2025!
STMicroelectronics announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2025. Net revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 was $3.33 billion, a 0.2% increase year-over-year; gross margin was 35.2%; and operating profit was $125 million. By segment, the Analog, Power & Discrete, MEMS & Sensors (APMS) products segment generated $1.861 billion in revenue, a 4.6% decrease year-over-year; while the MCU, Analog-Digital Integrated Circuits & Radio Frequency (MDRF) products segment generated $1.464 billion in revenue, a 7.0% increase year-over-year. STMicroelectronics' sales growth was driven by customers seeking chips for personal electronics, communication equipment, computer peripherals, and industrial machinery. However, it's worth noting that semiconductor demand in the automotive industry is still struggling to recover. CEO Jean-Marc Chery stated that demand in the automotive industry remains below expectations. For the full year 2025, STMicroelectronics' revenue was $11.8 billion, an 11.1% decrease; gross margin was 33.9%; operating profit was $175 million; and net profit was $166 million. The company expects net revenue of $3.04 billion for the first quarter of 2026, a decrease of 8.7% sequentially, plus or minus 350 basis points; gross margin is expected to be 33.7%, plus or minus 200 basis points. Revenue for the next quarter is expected to be approximately $3.04 billion, higher than $2.52 billion in the same period last year. The strong performance outlook from Texas Instruments, another analog chip giant, echoes the better-than-expected outlook from STMicroelectronics, indicating that the analog chip market appears to be recovering. Texas Instruments expects revenue of $4.32 billion to $4.68 billion for the first quarter of 2026, with the midpoint of the forecast slightly higher than the market expectation of $4.42 billion; earnings per share are expected to be $1.22 to $1.48, with the midpoint of the forecast better than the market expectation of $1.26. Analog chip prices have also entered a period of intensive price increases. At the end of last year, Texas Instruments and Analog Devices (ADI) mainly announced price increases. After January, domestic companies such as Ingenic Semiconductor, Microchip Technology, and Bi-Micro Technology successively issued price increase notices. The overall consensus on price increases has been basically established, and it is expected that a recovery cycle with both volume and price increases will be entered in the later period.
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  • January 21, 2026
    12.6 billion, chip giant acquires factory, engages in storage!
    On January 20th, PSMC officially announced that it would sell the entire P5 factory in Taiwan's Tongluo factory to Micron for $1.8 billion (currently about 12.601 billion RMB). The Tongluo factory has been in operation for less than 2 years, with an investment of over 300 billion New Taiwan dollars (approximately 66.06 billion yuan), and has the ability to produce 50000 12 inch wafers per month, supporting three process nodes: 55nm, 40nm, and 28nm. It is also equipped with a 300mm wafer fab cleanroom with an area of approximately 300000 square feet, which is a highly controllable production environment required for high-end chip production. Source: Economic Daily According to the information disclosed by both parties, the transaction is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026. At that time, Micron will gradually introduce DRAM production lines. The first phase of the project is expected to be officially put into operation in the second half of 2027, and its production capacity contribution will be equivalent to more than 10% of Micron's global production capacity in the fourth quarter of 2026. Meanwhile, PSMC will transfer its production line from the Tongluo factory to another factory located in Hsinchu City, and Samsung will also assist PSMC in improving its existing niche DRAM process technology at the Hsinchu P3 factory.   PSMC assures its OEM customers that selling factories will not affect their normal operations, and also states that it will gradually phase out low profit products in the future, reduce its dependence on mature process outsourcing business, and accelerate the development of new products for artificial intelligence applications.   PSMC hopes to build a more robust financial foundation in the semiconductor industry with significant cyclical fluctuations. Seize the window period of global memory market recovery, combine advanced packaging technologies such as 3D wafer stacking and intermediate layers with new material solutions, and gradually enter the key links of AI related supply chains. In addition, last Friday, Micron officially broke ground in central New York State, preparing to build a $100 billion wafer fab.
  • January 02, 2026
    Breaking! TI lays off its MCU team in China!
    Texas Instruments (TI) has laid off its MCU team in China (marketing and applications were retained, while R&D was abandoned) and moved its entire MCU product line to India.   It is said that all team members have been reassigned to other product lines, nominally with their positions and salaries remaining unchanged.   The company gave employees two choices: accept the reassignment to other product lines or voluntarily resign. This move is rather cunning, indicating that the company had no intention of going through a layoff process and would not offer any compensation to employees who voluntarily resign.   Reports indicate that TI's MCU R&D team in China mainly focused on the MSP430 product line, a series of 16-bit ultra-low-power, low-cost MCUs that TI launched to the market in 1996. Now, some team members have been laid off, while others have been merged into the LED DRIVER chip team. The domestic MCU industry is now engaged in a fierce "talent war." Fang Jing, chief electronics analyst at Minsheng Securities, stated that TI's MCU team was once one of the best-performing localized product lines, based in the Chinese market, specializing in localized customized development, and with very fast customer response. However, starting in early 2018, TI's MCU business began to decline, with the market gradually being taken over by emerging domestic MCU manufacturers, squeezing its survival space. "This team was mainly based in Shanghai, and the pandemic made operations even more difficult, so they simply withdrew," he said. He believes that although some employees could choose to transfer to other teams, the transition from digital to analog is significant, so "it was more of a stopgap measure for TI, as they didn't want to pay severance." He added, "The rise of domestic MCUs is accelerating, putting pressure on overseas leaders. This comprehensive layoff will likely further promote the substitution of domestic MCUs." Data shows that in 2020, Texas Instruments' general-purpose MCU market share was around 7%, far less than the top five companies such as Renesas Electronics, NXP, Infineon, STMicroelectronics, and Microchip Technology, while domestic MCU manufacturers have made rapid progress in this field in recent years.   Fang Jing, chief electronics analyst at Minsheng Securities, stated that TI's MCU team used to be one of the best-performing localized product lines, based in the Chinese market, specializing in localized customized development, and responding very quickly to customers. However, starting in early 2018, its business began to decline, with the market gradually being taken over by emerging domestic MCU manufacturers, squeezing its survival space. Furthermore, this team is primarily based in Shanghai, making operations even more difficult during the pandemic.   He believes that this complete layoff will further promote the substitution of domestically produced MCUs, and TI's withdrawal is just a trend; he expects more similar events to follow.

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Answer: We maintain close partnerships with multiple domestic chip manufacturers. Through long-term cooperation agreements and inventory management strategies, we strive to meet the demand of our customers. We also closely monitor market trends and adjust our procurement plans in advance to ensure a stable supply. In case of unexpected situations, we will promptly communicate with you and provide alternative solutions.

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Blog From 'available' to 'trusted', GigaDevie GSL6188 fingerprint sensor certified by Microsoft ESS
On December 24th, GigaDevie's GSL6188 MoC (Match on Chip) PC fingerprint recognition sensor has successfully passed the Windows Hello Enhanced Sign in Security authentication. This marks that GigaDevie's software and hardware design and system integration capabilities in the field of high security biometric chips have reached international mainstream standards, providing authoritative endorsement for the product to enter the global market. Windows Hello Enhanced Login Security Certification is a hardware security standard established by Microsoft to enhance the overall login security of Windows devices. It requires hardware such as sensors to have high security features and be able to locally isolate and protect biometric data, providing users with a seamless and high-intensity authentication experience. The GigaDevie GSL6188 fingerprint sensor adopts a highly integrated Match on Chip (MoC) architecture, which achieves excellent performance with FRR less than 1.5% and FAR less than 0.002% through dynamic noise reduction algorithm and multi-scale feature fusion algorithm, surpassing the standard requirements of Microsoft Windows Hello for fingerprint recognition. This product has a highly integrated security architecture, built-in independent microcontroller and secure storage, achieving hardware isolation of fingerprint matching and templates, simplifying peripheral design. In terms of security, GSL6188 pre burns certificates during production and supports TPM 2.0 key management and VBS virtualization for isolated operation, ensuring that the fingerprint authentication process runs in a trusted execution environment. In addition, the product also has strong anti-counterfeiting capabilities. With the help of self-developed deep learning algorithms, it can significantly enhance the defense against 2.5D and 3D forged fingerprints. GigaDevie Vice President and General Manager of Sensor Business Unit, Zhi Jun, stated, "The GSL6188 has passed the Windows Hello Enhanced Login Security Certification, which is an important achievement of GigaDevie's long-term technological investment in high-performance and high security biometric sensing. This demonstrates that our product can meet the stringent security requirements of international advanced PC manufacturers. In the future, we will continue to strive to provide more fingerprint biometric solutions, offering high-quality choices that combine security and convenient user experience to the global market.
Blog Striving to be the "game-changer" in China's analog chip industry, Novosense is heading towards the global market
The chip industry continues to develop, and China's path of independent research and development is thriving. Novosense, as a core enterprise in domestic analog chips, is leading the way. Not only has it continuously increased its market share in China, but it has also become a key player in the global supply chain, and together with a group of outstanding Chinese chip companies, it is changing the industry landscape. How can Chinese chip companies grow from scratch to 1, and then from 1 to 10,000? Recently, Yao Di, Vice President of Novosense, stated in a recent external exchange that Novosense's "Rooted in China, Expanding to the World" relies on systematic capabilities. Currently, the company has already deployed some overseas production capacity, providing leading products to the market based on reliability and efficiency.     Accuracy, reliability, and response efficiency constitute the "moat" of Novosense The competition in the global analog chip market is essentially a dual contest of "performance + trust". Yao Di believes that Novosense has been able to break through from hundreds of domestic enterprises and become a partner of leading enterprises in the global automotive, industrial, and other fields, primarily because it has built a solid "moat" in three dimensions: precision, reliability, and response efficiency. Accuracy is the "core soul" of analog chips, directly determining the "sensory ability" of electronic systems. Yao Di cited the "gain with speed" function of cars as an example. The analog chip needs to first sense physical signals such as vehicle speed and external noise, transmit them to the central control system, and then send instructions to "increase/decrease volume" to the speaker. In this process, the accuracy and sensitivity of signal conversion directly affect the functional experience. "Just like a hand touching a lit candle will immediately withdraw, if the reaction is 1 second slow, the skin tissue may be burned," the analog chip has extremely high requirements for signal response speed and sensitivity. Novosense has deeply invested in high-precision technology, developing chips capable of accurately converting physical signals into electrical signals. Whether it's voltage acquisition for automotive battery management systems or temperature detection for industrial equipment, these chips can meet customers' stringent accuracy requirements. This is one of the key reasons why many customers choose Novosense for their smart driving system collaborations. Reliability is the "bottom line" for analog chips, especially in long-life scenarios such as automotive and industrial applications, where no compromise is acceptable. Yao Di emphasized that while an automobile may only have 1-2 "brains" (main chips), the number of analog chips can range from hundreds to thousands. "If even one of these analog chips malfunctions, the entire system could potentially break down." Moreover, considering that automobiles typically have a lifespan of 10-20 years, these analog chips must also withstand harsh environments such as high temperatures and high-frequency vibrations in the engine compartment. To this end, Novosense has invested significantly more resources than the industry average to establish a reliability control system: the proportion of quality team members has been maintained at 8%-10% for a long time; in the production process, strategic cooperation has been established with leading global wafer fabs and packaging and testing factories to ensure quality from the source; at the same time, a large number of quality resident teams and engineering resident teams have been stationed in foundries for long-term monitoring of the quality of every production process, including encapsulation and pin extraction. Its automotive-grade chips have passed rigorous testing and demonstrated excellent long-term stability, which is why top-tier wafer fabs choose to deeply collaborate with Novosense. Only a reliable design solution can fully leverage the value of advanced manufacturing processes. 03 Response efficiency is a "differentiating advantage" for Novosense and even Chinese chip companies in global competition. Chinese companies possess a "speed" that overseas giants lack. Yao Di mentioned that Novosense can quickly customize and develop products according to customers' personalized needs. This agility is particularly important in the rapid iteration of the automotive industry. Faced with urgent supply demands, Novosense can efficiently leverage supply chain resources such as wafer fabs and packaging factories, and achieve rapid response through a mature collaborative mechanism. This demonstrates the flexibility of delivery in automotive chip applications and lays the foundation for further deepening cooperation.   The analog chip is currently undergoing reliability testing   Novosense hot sale part numbers in the global market:   NSI8210N0-DSPR NSI8210N1-Q1SPR NSi8120N0/NSI8220N0-DSPR NSi8120N1 NSI8220N1-DSPR NSi8141W1 NSI8241W1-DSWR NSi8141S0 NSi8141S1 NSI8260W0-DSWR NSi8261S1-DSSR NSi8262W0-DSWR NSi8262W1-DSWR NSi8100W NSI1050-DDBR (DUB8) NSI1050-DSWR (SOW16) NCA1042-DSPR NCA1051N-DSPR NSD1025-DSPR NSD1624-DSPR NSi6801TC-DDBR (DUB8) NSI6611ASC-Q1SWR NSI1311-DSWVR NSI1300D05-DSWVR NSi1200-DSWVR NSI1306M25-DSWR    
Blog New Product Launch | Chipanalog Microelectronics CA-DV8008 I²C Controlled 8-Channel Low-Side Driver
In the fields of home appliances and industrial control, multi-load drives often face the challenges of limited controller GPIO resources and high system costs. To address this challenge, Chipanalog has officially launched the CA-DV8008—an eight-channel low-side driver controlled by I²C. This device significantly optimizes system resource usage and reduces overall solution costs through an efficient serial-to-parallel control architecture, providing a highly integrated and reliable domestic chip solution for multi-load drive applications.   01 Product Overview   The CA-DV8008 is an eight-channel low-side driver controlled by I²C. This device uses a serial interface to parallel output control method, which can significantly save GPIO resources of the main controller, simplify system design, and effectively reduce hardware costs.   Each channel supports a sinking current capability of 500mA, the output port withstand voltage is up to 50V, and the built-in clamping diode provides a demagnetizing circuit when inductive loads are turned off. It is suitable for driving various loads such as stepper motors, DC motors, relays, and solenoids.   The CA-DV8008 supports a high-speed I²C bus up to 400kHz and has three hardware address configuration pins. It supports up to eight CA-DV8008s connected to the same I²C bus, enabling centralized control of 64 outputs. The SCL and SDA pins use CMOS logic levels, and the logic supply voltage VCC supports a wide input range of 3V to 5.5V, allowing direct connection to 3.3V or 5V microcontrollers and sharing a power supply.   The CA-DV8008 is available in SOIC16-NB and TSSOP16 packages, with an ambient operating temperature (TA) range of -40°C to +125°C, meeting the requirements of household appliances and industrial applications. Simplified Circuit Block Diagram 02 Features   Eight-channel low-side output, single-channel 500mA sink current capability (25°C, single-channel enable), single-channel 250mA sink current capability (25°C, eight-channel enable, SOIC16-NB package), output port voltage up to 50V, built-in clamping diode for inductive loads, input I²C control, supports clock rates up to 400kHz, SCL/SDA pins CMOS logic level, 3 addressable pins, up to 8 CA-DV800 chips can be connected on the same bus, 8VCC power supply voltage range: 3V~5.5V, ambient operating temperature range: –40°C ~ 125°C, available in SOIC16-NB and TSSOP16 package options.   03 Typical Application Scenarios   Motion Control: Stepper motor drive, DC brushed motor drive Power Switches: Relay drive, contactor control, solenoid drive Lighting Systems: Multi-channel LED drive and dimming control Signal Distribution: Line driver, logic buffer and level shifter Home Appliances and Industrial Automation: Multi-channel actuator control, valve drive, electromagnet control   The CA-DV8008 can drive two four-phase five-wire stepper motors. The logic-side power supply VCC can share the same power supply as the microcontroller, supporting a supply voltage range of 3V to 5.5V. During use, SCL and SDA need to be pulled up to VCC through resistors. The device address is set by shorting the A2~A0 pins to VCC or GND. The CA-DV8008 integrates a clamping diode, which is connected to the system's high-voltage power supply during application to provide a freewheeling path when the inductive load is turned off. Typical Application Circuit—Driving Stepper Motors The CA-DV8008 can also be used to drive seven-segment or eight-segment common-anode LED digital tubes. Typical Application Circuit—Driving LED Digital Tubes

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