As one of the three major domestic appliance giants, Gree Group occupies a leading position in the home appliance market. However, Gree Group is developing the semiconductor industry across borders as its home appliance business is booming, and has decided to independently develop chips. Regarding Gree Group's "cross-border", industry insiders expressed doubts.
At a meeting, investors asked about Gree Electric’s development in the semiconductor industry. Gree Electric stated that the company had made significant progress in chip research and development. Not only that, there is good news from Gree Group. The self-developed chips have made major breakthroughs. Domestic companies are expected to break the overseas monopoly. Domestic chips are promising in the future.
Gree released a 32-bit MCU chip with a wide range of applications. Through independent research and development, Gree Group has released a general-purpose industrial-grade 32-bit series MCU. The performance and reliability of this chip are excellent, and the overall performance is excellent.
Today, general-purpose industrial-grade 32-bit series MCUs have been used in products such as Gree air conditioners, with an average annual output of tens of millions.
Not only that, the versatile industrial-grade 32-bit series MCU has a wide range of applications. It can be used not only in Gree air conditioners, but also in wearable devices, home products, health and medical infrastructure and other industries. It is worth mentioning that Gree Electric has also released a complete set of software and hardware solutions.