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Horizon, SAIC form auto chip alliance By WANG YING in Shanghai | China Daily | Updated: 2021-02-23 09:27 Share SAIC employees inspect cars on an assembly line in Shanghai in February. [Photo/Xinhua] Chinese automobile giant SAIC Motor Corp Ltd will join hands with smart chip company Horizon Robotics to further expand in the automobile chip arena. SAIC and Horizon will leverage their strengths to explore cutting edge technologies in automobiles and in research and development of intelligent and connected vehicles to gain a vantage position in ...

Great Wall Motors to invest in chipmaker Horizon-Great Wall Motors is to partner with Chinese AI chipmaker Horizon Robotics, in a move that is expected to improve the carmaker's competitiveness in autonomous driving and smart onboard functions.

Chip shortages could remain through H1 By LI FUSHENG | China Daily | Updated: 2021-02-01 09:29 Share CLOSE German auto group Volkswagen cut its production in China in 2020 by around 15,000 vehicles, due to an industry-wide chip shortage. [Photo by ZHANG DANDAN/CHINA DAILY] IHS Markit forecasts production of half million vehicles could be put on hold Chip shortages in the auto industry may remain in the first half of the year, with semiconductor makers having few immediate solutions other than raising prices, according to experts. Neth...

  Chip shortages in the auto industry may remain in the first half of the year, with semiconductor makers having few immediate solutions other than raising prices, according to experts.   Netherlands-based chipmaker NXP and Japan's Renesas Electronics said they were seeking to increase prices in the wake of the shortage and as raw material costs climbed.   Swiss rival STMicroelectronics is also considering a similar move, the Financial Times quoted a person familiar with the matter as saying.   Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, the world's largest contract chipmaker, said it will priori...

Shanghai breakfast van serves meals for quarantined residents By CAO CHEN | China Daily | Updated: 2021-01-29 08:10 Share CLOSE A volunteer buys breakfast from a van at Guixi residential community in Shanghai on Tuesday. The community was listed as a medium-risk area for novel coronavirus and went into closed management on Sunday. [Photo/Xinhua] A Shanghai breakfast van has branched out this week, offering meals to residents in a neighborhood quarantined due to COVID-19. The vans have become a common sight in the past year, offering o...