GigaDevice Semiconductor Inc.

China's drive to build a homegrown chip industry runs through companies like GigaDevice. Founded in Beijing in 2005, the fabless designer is best known for NOR flash memory, the small non-volatile chips that store code in everything from appliances to cars, where it ranks among the world's larger suppliers. It also sells microcontrollers, including some of the first commercial chips built on the open RISC-V architecture, along with sensors and analog parts. Like other Chinese chip firms, GigaDevice designs its products and hands manufacturing to foundries, and it has gained ground as domestic customers look to cut reliance on foreign suppliers amid US-China trade tension. That national-champion tailwind is also a risk: the business is exposed to memory-price cycles and to the politics of the semiconductor trade. Its shares trade in Shanghai.

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