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The article clarifies that Rihai Intelligent's core business remains focused on standard cellular and GNSS modules, while high-compute edge AI products contribute only marginally to its revenue. This distinction is critical for investors assessing the company's true exposure to the edge AI hardware market versus traditional connectivity infrastructure. Consequently, the narrative of a dominant player in high-end AI computing is largely overstated by current market attention.
2-Boarder Rihai Intelligent: High-Compute Module Innovation Products Accounted for Approximately 1% of Revenue in First Half
36Kr learned that Rihai Intelligent, which has gained two consecutive limit-up boards, announced that to avoid misleading investors amid heightened market attention on edge AI and robotics, it clarifies its main product structure. Currently, the company's core products remain stable, primarily consisting of cellular data transmission modules in 4G, 5G, NB-IoT standards and GNSS positioning modules. High-compute module innovation products accounted for approximately 1% of total revenue in the first half of the year, with risks associated with underperformance in high-end product market expansion.
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