Most Hong Kong stock chip stocks rose in the afternoon, with SOLOMON SYSTECH up nearly 6%, HUA HONG SEMI up 5%, SHANGHAI FUDAN up over 3%, and SMIC up 2.5%

Understanding the Market | Chip stocks rose in the afternoon as New Kylin's subsidiary released two EDA design software, strengthening the autonomy and control of semiconductor logic

Chip stocks rose in the afternoon, with Hua Hong Semiconductor up 4.69%, Solomon Systech up 3.92%, Shanghai Fudan up 3.54%, and SMIC up 1.43%. New Kylin's subsidiary released two EDA design software products with independent intellectual property rights, improving performance by 30% and shortening hardware development cycles by 40%. Dongwu Securities pointed out that overseas regulations are favorable for domestic semiconductor equipment, and the localization rate of core process equipment in domestic wafer fabs is expected to increase, while rising memory prices and the development of domestic computing power present investment opportunities

Hong Kong semiconductor stocks strengthen, INNOSCIENCE rises over 13%

As of the time of publication, INNOSCIENCE is up 13.18%, SOLOMON SYSTECH is up 3.77%, CE HUADA TECH is up 3.03%, and HG SEMI is up 1.79%

The Hong Kong stock semiconductor sector continues to rise, with Hua Hong Semiconductor up over 8%

The Hong Kong stock semiconductor sector continues to rise. As of the time of writing, Hua Hong Semiconductor has increased by over 8%, with its stock price reaching a new high. Shanghai Fudan has risen by over 7%, and Solomon Systech and others are also following suit

Understanding the Market | Chip stocks continue recent upward trend, Alibaba announces expansion of AI capital expenditure, Goldman Sachs optimistic about long-term demand growth prospects for Chinese AI chips

Chip stocks continue to rise, with Hua Hong Semiconductor up 5.61%, CE HUADA TECH up 2.5%, SOLOMON SYSTECH up 1.92%, and SMIC up 1.63%. Alibaba plans to invest an additional 380 billion yuan in AI infrastructure, expecting energy consumption to increase tenfold by 2032. Goldman Sachs is optimistic about the long-term demand growth for AI chips in China, and Taiwan Semiconductor and Samsung also plan to raise prices