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Jingneng Microelectronics Completes Shareholding Reform and Renaming, Launches AI-Grade SST-SiC Module

Zhejiang Jingneng Microelectronics Co., Ltd. completed a joint-stock reform approved by market regulators and officially changed its name to Zhejiang Jingneng Microelectronics Corporation. The company entered the power semiconductor market with automotive-grade IGBT/SiC modules. It also disclosed two simultaneous technological advances: launching AI-grade SST-SiC modules for power supply links in AI data centers, and jointly developing next-generation high-voltage conversion technology with customers in the SST field; the results will target scenarios including AI computing infrastructure, new energy, and high-end equipment. The company said that after the shareholding reform it will increase R&D investment and deepen industrial chain collaboration, but its overseas revenue structure, customer distribution, and localization layout have not yet been disclosed.

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Supply Chain Overlap of 60%-70%: Auto Parts Firms' Path to Robotics Migration Emerges

On September 15, at a Gasgoo seminar, Gasgoo partner Wang Xianbin pointed out that the commercialization of humanoid robots is still in its early stages, with global robot shipments this year at about 60,000 units and China at about 50,000 units. In the complete machine BOM, the actuation system accounts for nearly half, and domestic production of core components is expected to drive prices down by 40% to 70%. The overlap between the automotive and robotics supply chains reaches 60% to 70%, providing a path for component companies to reduce costs through migration and reuse their overseas expansion capabilities, but small-scale pilots will not begin until next year, with the short term focusing more on capability building and validation.

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Jingneng Microelectronics Completes Shareholding Reform and Renaming, Launches AI-Grade SST-SiC Module

Supply Chain Overlap of 60%-70%: Auto Parts Firms' Path to Robotics Migration Emerges

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