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Event TechnologyChinese foundries SMIC and Hua Hong forecast Q2 growth driven by AI demand.
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Chinese semiconductor foundries SMIC and Hua Hong Semiconductor are anticipating a rise in second-quarter sales. This growth is primarily attributed to the booming global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, which is fueling the need for advanced chip manufacturing. The companies are also navigating a memory supply crunch, which further contributes to market dynamics. Hua Hong Semiconductor has expressed hope that recent high-level meetings between Chinese and US leaders might lead to a relaxation of US export controls, which could impact their operations. The current relevance lies in the significant role these foundries play in the global semiconductor supply chain, particularly in meeting the increasing demand for AI-powered devices and infrastructure. Their performance serves as an indicator of the health and trajectory of the AI sector and its reliance on manufacturing capacity.
Last updated: June 2, 2026
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