In Gigadevice's 2022 report, it said memory chip business was 60% of revenue, MCU was 35% and remaining was sensors
In Munich, it displayed GD32H7 MCU using Cortex-M7 core. 40% improvement over the chip that used M4 core and 70% improvement over chip that used M3 core
also comes with 1MB SRAM & 4MB flash memory. GD32H7 works with RTOS, Azure, AWS & other different platforms. Can be used in different platforms and delivery to start in October.
It seems to me that as SMIC fabbing capabilities improve & 28/40nm capacity increase, Gigadevice can also come out with MCUs using more advanced process that are more competitive.
Also came out with GD32VW553 RISC-V based wireless MCU, supporting Wifi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. Can be used in various smart home, consumer electronics & industrial applications
Last year, it came out with GD32A503 auto grade MCU. Now purchased by tier 1 suppliers and OEM
In April, it announced its GD25/55 nor flash & GD5F nand flash have accumulated more than 100 million deliveries. both auto grade. Used in various EV/AV applications.
Most domestic EV companies use foreign MCUs, so this is a tremendous area of growth for Gigadevice.
Also has GD32F305MCU & GD25Q Nor flash for solar panels. And GD32L233 BMS for ESS.
It seems to me that domestic chipmakers are really still not capturing enough of the market in product supply chain. They need to step up their game