Huawei Technologies has just recently invested in another semiconductor based company. The company has acquired stake in German Litho, who has recently undergone many business changes and it has recently added Huawei’s investment arm, Hubble Technology Investment as one of it shareholders.
For those unaware, German Litho (aka Qingdao Tianren MicroNano Ltd/青岛天仁微纳 in China) is a supplier of equipment and process solution for micro and nanostructuring technology. Its business operations includes applications for Nanoimprint Lithography (NIL), with the semiconductor based firm offering NIL solutions, equipment, consumable materials, consultancy, and other production based services as well. Notably, this marks another investment from the Chinese tech giant into the semiconductor industry.
Back in June 2021, the company had invested in key chip production technology to ‘offset’ impacts of the US sanctions. The Hubble Technology Investment had invested in the field of lithography. Last year, Huawei has also invested in the semiconductor startup called Vertilite through its subsidiary. Notably, its growing interest in the semiconductor industry after the brand lost its chip supply from TSMC over sanctions enforced by the US government.
RELATED:
- Huawei HiSilicon unveils HiAir low latency image transmission tech, with low memory usage and 4K support
- Top stories from last week: Axon 30, Huawei P50 series, Nothing ear (1), Motorola Edge 20 series, and more
- Huawei P50 series accessories includes lots of cases and a multi coil wireless charging pad
- Unisoc to overtake Huawei HiSilicon as 3rd largest chip supplier in China in 2021: Report
- Huawei unit invests in key chip production tech to ‘offset’ impacts of US Sanctions
