American Nvidia is not the only semiconductor company that is going like a train right now.
Chinese industry colleague Cambricon's sales increased by more than 4,000 percent during the first half of 2025, compared to the same period last year, reports CNBC. The semi-state-owned company's share has more than doubled in value over the past month, and in Thursday's trading, it is up by just over 7.3 percent.
Chinese companies are considered to be seeking domestic alternatives to Nvidia to an increasingly high degree, as the American government has repeatedly imposed export restrictions on it.
The stock exchanges in mainland China are up at lunchtime, but to a somewhat more moderate extent. The Shenzhen stock exchange is rising by around 0.3 percent, while the Shanghai composite index has placed itself slightly above zero after sometimes volatile price movements.
The South Korean Kospi was up 0.5 percent at lunchtime. The Japanese Nikkei 225 was at the same level at the same time.
It is going worse for the Hong Kong-based Hang Seng, which is falling by around 0.8 percent.
