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XPQ, DA&TD, and SQG are three emerging chip companies that are currently the most watched high-tech companies in the United States. Their technological breakthroughs have brought them great success in the mobile phone industry.

XPQ, known as "Little Broken Ball" in mainland China, is mainly used in mobile phone CPUs. Technically, it has complementary advantages with some of the patents of the Da Sima Foundation. Like MRA, it adopts a reduced instruction set. Unfortunately, only the MRA experiment remains in the world now. Its main patents have been acquired by the Da Sima Foundation and become a member of the Da Sima Foundation's patent portfolio.

XPQ's main competitor is Cube Technology from mainland China, and the two have been locked in a fierce battle over CPUs.

In order to compete, the two sides even engaged in a price war, and in the eyes of many people, both sides were constantly losing money.

DA&TD, also known as Big Potato, has been embroiled in a patent dispute with Q-Tong in the field of baseband chips. However, the two companies have been mutually penetrating each other's territory. Since the second year of DA&TD's establishment, there has been a patent dispute with Q-Tong, but the two sides have had their share of victories and defeats.

Another company involved in patent disputes is Ultra-Sensitive Communications, a mainland Chinese company. The three parties have been entangled in patent disputes, accusing each other of being patent trolls.

Initially, it was SuperSensitive Company and Q-Tong that were in court. Later, in the second half of the second year after DA&TD was established, the three parties started patent litigation, and none of them compromised.

China has stated that if North American courts favor domestic companies, China will adopt the same strategy to counter unfair treatment from North America.

To this day, the legal battle between the three parties remains unresolved.

Now it depends on which of the three parties can't hold on any longer, and whoever proposes a settlement will be in a weaker position.

SQG, known as "SQG" or "SQG Family" in mainland China, is a display chip supplier. It supplies display chips not only for mobile phones but also for graphics cards. In the past year, it has been found that graphics cards using SQG chips can improve mining efficiency by 34%, which means at least 34% of the time is saved.

In mainland China, there are two competing companies: Extreme Microchip and Mobile Vision. Extreme Microchip mainly produces PC chips and has also demonstrated its strength in cryptocurrency mining. Mobile Vision, as its name suggests, is a company that specializes in the research and development and production of mobile chips.

Currently, XPQ, DA&TD, and SQG are attracting global investors.

According to our sources, three innovative companies, XPQ, DA&TD, and SQG, are currently undergoing Series C funding and will go public in three months after the funding round.

Q-Tong stated that if DA&TD accepts their investment, the two parties will reach a private settlement.

Meanwhile, Company S across the ocean stated that if DA&TD accepted Q-Tong's financing, it could create a monopoly, which would be detrimental to the development of the entire industry. They also indicated that DA&TD should accept investment from Company S.

Meanwhile, Company S stated that if the three parties reach an agreement, they will renegotiate the patent licensing issue based on the patents held by each party.

Q-Telecom stated that they absolutely will not allow such a thing to happen. As a North American company, DA&TD cannot accept investment from across the ocean, as this is a threat to North American security.

Company S believes that Q-Tong's domineering behavior is a challenge to free economics and a regression from globalization.

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Zhang San turned off the TV and said, "These three companies are about to conduct their Series C funding rounds. It's inconvenient for me to be there in person, otherwise I'll be implicated. As for the rest, send a few reliable people over."

Amy naturally knew what Zhang San was worried about. Since the junk loan crisis, North America was in the recovery phase, but the mobile phone industry was in turmoil.

Suddenly, hundreds of mobile phone companies emerged around the world, and the competition among them became fierce.

In North America, the only company in the telecommunications industry is Apple, and Apple's phones are manufactured in mainland China, which is something many people cannot understand.

Why would a super-region like North America manufacture its mobile phones locally instead of having them manufactured in mainland China?

In North America, the average worker earns $3,000 a month, which is equivalent to 21,000 RMB in mainland China. This salary could support two or three skilled workers, even if they work overtime and do the same job, their output would be several times that of North America.

Moreover, there are complete parts factories in mainland China, while parts for North America need to be imported from mainland China. Under such circumstances, it is natural to choose the more advantageous mainland China.

Moreover, electricity in mainland China will not be interrupted; in fact, it is very cheap.

In addition, there are many processes that can only be completed in mainland China, such as packaging and testing. These processes may be simple, but they require a large number of people to complete.

If not in mainland China, where is it?

Many Americans don't understand, believing that the other side of the ocean has stolen their jobs. They feel like the sky is falling if they're not allowed to use imported goods from the mainland.

The main reason why inflation is low in North America is that cheap, good, and durable goods from mainland China prevent inflation from occurring.

Meanwhile, factories on the mainland are trying every means to reduce production costs, thus eliminating the risk of inflation for them.

The current situation is that the whole world is celebrating high-tech companies, believing that they have found the next big thing.

"Manager, but these chips are all manufactured over there on the other side of the ocean. Why don't we invest there?"

This is the conclusion reached by an analyst after obtaining all the detailed information about these three companies. He believes that the OEM company is excellent and worth investing in directly.

"Oh, that company has already gone public, but they only make money in the supply chain and don't get involved in end-user sales. End-user sales are the guarantee of profits, and they have a big impact on the upstream and downstream."

"Moreover, there is another reason: production in mainland China is cheaper. All costs are included, and it is still much cheaper than production in North America."

The manager was well aware that North America was experiencing severe industrial hollowing out, with all its factories being moved overseas.

Setting up factories overseas is easier and cheaper, and their products can be sold locally, allowing them to earn higher profits, which is very worthwhile.

"Isn't that dangerous?"

The manager shrugged and spread his hands, indicating that he was also very helpless. He was just the manager of the analysis department, not the real person in charge of this region, much less the president.