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Who really pays if the AI bubble pops? Explore how private credit, insurance reserves, and state guaranty funds absorb NVIDIA's risk.
China's manufacturing sector is evolving from traditional industries (garments, furniture, appliances) through the 'new trio' (EVs, lithium batteries, solar) toward the 'next new three' (AI, robotics, innovative medicines). The article argues this progression reflects accumulated industrial capabilities and deep supply chains, emphasizing that new industries should build on existing foundations rather than replace them. This approach strengthens competitiveness while creating global value through accessible technology and solutions.
Silicon Motion reported strong Q3 2026 results with net sales of $560.2 million, up 24% Q/Q and 131% Y/Y. The company is transitioning from consumer-focused NAND flash controllers to a diversified leader serving AI infrastructure and edge markets. Key growth drivers include Ferri products for automotive and edge AI, enterprise boot drive solutions, and new MonTitan enterprise and AI controllers. Management expects record annual 2026 revenue with over 100% growth and projects Q4 2026 revenue of $588-616 million. The company also increased its annual dividend by 15% to $2.30 per ADS.
Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (NasdaqGS: SIMO) ("Silicon Motion" or the "Company"), a global leader in designing and marketing NAND flash controllers for solid state storage devices, announces