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Huawei's HiSilicon moves upstream with Zhuque AI display chips, pressuring Novatek and Raydium

Staff reporter, Taipei; Levi Li, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 7 August 2025 0

Credit: HiSilicon

Amid intensifying US-China tech rivalry, China is accelerating its push for semiconductor self-reliance. Huawei's chip unit HiSilicon has stepped into the smartphone touch and display IC arena with its in-house Zhuque OLED driver chip, signaling a shift...

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