Resurgent Huawei Kirin claims fifth position in the world chipset market - Newshelpar
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Following years of difficulties brought on by US sanctions and chip shortages, Huawei's Kirin processor has made a significant comeback, taking back a position among the top five worldwide chipmakers.
As per the Q3 2023 study by Counterpoint Research, Hisilicon, a chip manufacturer fully owned by Huawei, is presently ranked fifth with a 3% market share of chipsets worldwide. This is a huge comeback for the business, which had trouble finding other opportunities when the US government placed it on a blacklist.
Huawei's comeback is mostly due to its 2023 product lineup, which will include the Mate 60 series. With its 5G-capable Kirin 9000s processor, the smartphone shot to popularity in China right away.Huawei is finally back in the contest to be the world's top chipmaker thanks to this.
Chinese consumers have also given other Kirin-powered products, such as the Mate X5 folding phone and the MatePad Pro 13.2 (review) tablet, excellent comments, which has strengthened the company's position in the market. With the introduction of the mid-range Nova 12 series in 2024—which is projected to include Kirin processors—the momentum is anticipated to continue.
Despite Huawei's remarkable resurgence, Qualcomm still holds a 40% market share and is primarily responsible for this thanks to the company's deployment of its Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 engine in high-end Chinese flagship smartphones.Apple, propelled by the iPhone 15 series, comes in second place with a 31% share, not far behind.
In terms of revenue, MediaTek is ranked third with With a 15% market share, Samsung comes in fourth place. Following Huawei, Unisoc holds the sixth position on the list with a 2% market share, and Google's Tensor SoC ranks seventh with a respectable 1% market share.
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