Canalys crowns Champions in the China Digital Cockpit SoC Vendor Leadership Matrix 2024
Canalys has crowned Qualcomm, Intel, Renesas, AMD, SemiDrive, Samsung and SiEngine as Champions in the China Digital Cockpit SoC Vendor Leadership Matrix 2024.


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Alvin is a senior analyst at Canalys' Shanghai office, responsible for global tracking and analysis of the new energy vehicle market. He works with Canalys' global analysts to provide forecasting services for the new energy vehicle market, assisting clients in the industry chain to develop their strategies in the changing market. Prior to joining Canalys, he worked as a management consulting advisor in the industrial and automotive fields, providing OEMs with product and market analysis as well as overall strategic services. Alvin graduated from University of Sydney with a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering. He is fluent in English and Mandarin.
Canalys has crowned Qualcomm, Intel, Renesas, AMD, SemiDrive, Samsung and SiEngine as Champions in the China Digital Cockpit SoC Vendor Leadership Matrix 2024.
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Canalys has crowned NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Horizon Robotics, Texas Instruments, Ambarella, AMD and Axera as Champions in the China ADAS SoC Vendor Leadership Matrix 2024.
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