Recent #Revenue news in the semiconductor industry
➀ In just 11 months, Hanwuji's stock price surged over 250%, with a market value increase of 140 billion yuan.
➁ Despite significant revenue growth in Q3 2024, Hanwuji still reported a net loss of 7.24 billion yuan for the first three quarters.
➂ Hanwuji's major revenue comes from a single large customer, which has changed frequently over the years.
➃ ETFs have played a significant role in driving Hanwuji's stock price and market value to new heights.
➀ Nvidia predicts higher revenue for the fourth quarter, but falls short of some investor expectations.
➁ The company's new Blackwell AI chip is well-received by customers, but will initially impact gross margins.
➂ Despite the growth in demand for Nvidia's chips, which are crucial for complex AI systems, the growth rate has slowed significantly compared to previous quarters.
➀ Ansenic Semiconductor's revenue for the third quarter increased by 2% year-over-year to $1.76 billion, meeting expectations;
➁ Non-GAAP EPS was $0.99, up $0.02 from the previous year;
➂ Adjusted operating profit was $496.5 million, exceeding analyst expectations of $483.4 million.
➀ NVIDIA's total revenue in 2023 was $60.922 billion, with a gross margin of 72.7% and a 98% market share in the data center GPU market. As of October 6, 2024, NVIDIA's market value reached $3.064 trillion, ranking third globally.
➁ NVIDIA's success is driven by three dimensions: product depth, product breadth, and sales channels. The company continuously expands its product range, integrates new technologies, and optimizes its product offerings.
➂ NVIDIA has transformed from a PC graphics chip company to a provider of complete solutions for key vertical fields, focusing on the 'GPU+DPU+CPU' strategy and data center products.
➀ TSMC reported revenue of NT$759.69 billion and net profit of NT$325.26 billion for the third quarter, both reaching all-time highs.
➁ Gross Margin was 57.8% and Operating Margin was 47.5%, exceeding guidance.
➂ Advanced technologies, including 7nm and finer, accounted for 69% of total wafer revenue, with 3nm technology contributing 20%.