Biran Technology's revenue has increased nearly 20 times, and there is a severe shortage of high-end computing power across the entire chain

In August this year, China's leading AI chip companies released their semi-annual reports in quick succession. Last Friday, Biren Technology announced its financial report, achieving nearly 20 times revenue growth. Leading companies such as Cambricon and Moore Threads also saw significant revenue increases.

Currently, the high-end computing power supply side is experiencing a tight situation across the entire chain, with some companies' orders already scheduled for three years later. The downstream intelligent computing centers are facing a shortage of resources, and the midstream system integration segment is also seeing a dense release of orders. According to industry research data, the demand for domestic AI chips in 2026 is expected to be around 4 million units, with actual deliveries around 3 million units, resulting in a capacity gap of over a million units.