Overview
- The 2025 Bay Area Semiconductor Industry Expo ran Oct. 15–17 in Shenzhen, drew 112,300 visits across 60,000 square meters, and gathered more than 600 companies that announced about 2,500 new products.
- More than 600 firms have already reserved 2026 slots, with the three core halls 95% presold and renewals from Applied Materials, KLA and TEL alongside leading domestic players.
- Deep Investment Group deputy general manager Huang Xi said booths for 2026 are basically snapped up and outlined ambitions to make the event China’s leading integrated‑circuit exhibition with global influence.
- New Kailai’s Wanliyan unveiled a real‑time oscilloscope with bandwidth above 90 GHz, which the company claims is first in China and second worldwide, with its CEO citing U.S. curbs on exports above 60 GHz.
- New Kailai’s Qiyunfang released two domestically developed EDA tools for schematic and PCB design that it says use fully independent IP and deliver about 30% higher performance with up to 40% shorter hardware development cycles versus an industry benchmark.