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  Artificial intelligence chips will break the traditional industrial structure of semiconductor manufacturers   Small and medium-sized countries strive to find industrial strategies and service solutions that meet bilateral values ​​within the scope of the market controlled by China and the United States, and at the same time find room for survival in internalized business opportunities. Entrepreneurs need to find gaps in the market controlled by Internet giants. For the industry, finding differentiation and breaking through restrictions will bring new business opportunities. In the new era of 5G in the future, multiple and intertwined business opportunities will also break the traditional industrial structure, and the boundaries between industries tend to be blurred; through the connection of data networks, past competitors may become partners, but past partners, Or it could be a deadly competitor in the new era. As the application field of artificial intelligence chips gradually expands to new business opportunities such as Internet of Vehicles and smart medical care, not only the semiconductor industry is eyeing, but technology companies including Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Baidu and other technology companies are also deploying artificial intelligence chips, breaking the Breaking down the barriers of traditional industries. In the future, how the industry adapts to the treacherous and ever-changing world situation will be the most important test in the post-pandemic era. The following is an excerpt of the exciting content of "After the Chain Break: Sub-Integration of the Technology Industry Chain": Cross-industry integration: Parts access and new look of industrial computer industry   In 2019, Texas Instruments announced that it would no longer act as an agent for parts sales through parts distributors. Texas Instruments will manage core customers through direct sales. If we say that the trend of "big ones are always big" is irreversible, then direct sales to core customers seems to make sense. Not long after, Dalian University, Asia's largest parts distributor, announced that it had purchased a 30% stake in Taiwan's second largest parts distributor, WT, and declared that it was only a capital investment and would not participate in daily operations. This incident caused a backlash from the management of WT, and even took various measures to counter the actions of the General Assembly. But we all know that the industrial business model is being subverted due to the needs of digital tools and business transformation. The General Assembly is implementing a large-scale smart warehousing plan. Ye Fuhai, CEO of the General Assembly, said: Logistics as a service (Logistics as a service), the items that can be served are not only electronic parts, but also red wine and medicines in the future. Can be our service items. That being the case, why does the General Assembly limit itself? Upstream original component manufacturers, such as MediaTek and Qualcomm, and downstream Hon Hai, Compal, and Quanta, do not want to deal with parts warehousing based on the core business considerations, which is the core of the WGA’s business. Through the smart warehousing system, WTU can directly send parts to the production line according to the needs of customers for different products and models according to different material numbers.  

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