Xiaoying Zhou

Jan 17, 2025 | yolegroup.com | Xiaoying Zhou

The Tesla Cybertruck represents a radical change in the EV industry, combining its Blade Runner–inspired design with advanced technologies. Through teardown analysis, Yole Group describes the topology and embedded technologies of the Cybertruck Power Converter System and compares them with similar Chinese units found in the MG Marvel R and XPeng G6. The widespread adoption of EVs is driving significant growth in the power converter systems market.

Dec 16, 2024 | yolegroup.com | Xiaoying Zhou

In 2021, the Shanghai Auto Show was marked by the presence of a newcomer. DJI, the world’s leading drone manufacturer, officially stepped into the automotive industry with its new division, DJI Automotive, dedicated to developing autonomous driving systems. Since then, DJI Automotive has spun off an independent entity called Zhuoyu, which focuses on China’s entry-level car sector.

Dec 16, 2024 | yolegroup.com | Xiaoying Zhou

USound, the leading global provider of MEMS speakers, announced today the availability of a new dual speaker audio module that was created in collaboration with the notable global designer and manufacturer Luxshare-ICT. In 2022, the two companies had announced their collaboration for the development of a new audio solution that would fulfill all criteria for true wireless (TWS) earphones. The development is now concluded and Gemini 2.0 UAM-C1102 dual speaker audio module is available for purchase.

Nov 25, 2024 | yolegroup.com | Xiaoying Zhou

In light of recent reports on the teardown of inverters from the Tesla Model Y, SAIC IM LS6, and XPENG G6, Yole Group today presents a detailed comparison highlighting the key differences between fully integrated and stand-alone systems, as well as between Tesla’s solutions and those of Chinese manufacturers.

Sep 10, 2024 | yolegroup.com | Xiaoying Zhou

Given the higher cost pressures in the consumer PC market compared to that of enterprise servers, manufacturers often face a trade-off between performance and affordability. As a result, PCs do not usually integrate leading-edge technologies. However, a recent trend in the laptop market is the shift from x86-based processors, traditionally supplied by Intel and AMD for PCs, to ARM-based processors.