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Electronica Shanghai 2026 feels like a small city as China\'s industrial ecosystem fills venue and beyond
More than 10 shuttle buses ran constantly between halls at Electronica Shanghai 2026, where 2,032 companies filled 10 halls across about 120,000 square metres. Convenience stores and dining areas served crowds, while strict bag checks controlled entry. Some visitors collected business cards, with an exhibitor citing a black market for contacts. Vendors sold products to booth staff, and companies without booths held meetings in shared spaces. A Korean participant called the ecosystem a threat.
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Korean fabless chipmakers target China market at Electronica Shanghai 2026
Korean fabless chipmakers opened a Korea pavilion at Electronica Shanghai 2026 to pursue China, described as the world’s largest market for demand from autos, home appliances and data centres. They showcased inference chips, AI accelerators and infrastructure optimisation solutions, aiming to differentiate through customisation, speed and cost performance. HyperAccel highlighted edge and on-device AI chips, Boss Semiconductor promoted a 250-TOPS accelerator and tailored support, and MangoBoost presented software to speed up LLM inference.
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Electronica Shanghai 2026: Electrification and AI reshape electronic components landscape
At Electronica Shanghai 2026, exhibitors highlighted a shift in intelligent driving from maximising raw computing power to sustaining performance under limited power. Texas Instruments showcased scalable automotive SoCs and radar, while suppliers promoted sensors and high-voltage power components for faster charging and tougher thermal conditions. Connectors drew attention as higher voltages and growing in-vehicle data traffic raised demands for reliability. Discussions also focused on power delivery losses in data centres.
