NSING TECH's stock surged 9.67% during the morning trading session, marking a significant upward movement for the semiconductor company.

The sharp rise comes as overseas AI power and optical communication companies have begun large-scale procurement of domestic MCU chips to meet rapidly expanding computing power and AI demands. NSING TECH has commenced mass supply of MCU chips to a leading global power management manufacturer this year, with the company's power monitoring chips now in stable mass production at unit prices ranging from $1.5 to $2.

Additionally, NSING TECH recently launched the N32H493, a dedicated master control chip designed for 800G/1.6T optical modules. This specialized, deeply self-developed product is tailored for next-generation high-speed optical modules and meets demanding requirements for computing power and transmission in core applications such as data centers, AI servers, and intelligent computing centers. Two communication chips from NSING TECH are scheduled to complete sample delivery by July, potentially establishing the company as a core domestic MCU partner for this client and steadily increasing its share of supporting components.