Although 2021 has passed more than a month, the data statistics of the European auto market have not been officially released until recently. According to data analytics company Dataforce, the title of sales king in the European automotive market in 2021 is still won by the Volkswagen Group. ZTE hopes to quickly enter the world's top 500 companies in the next 2 to 3 years. Wang Xiang, senior vice president and chief strategy officer of ZTE, recently expressed ZTE's vision in an interview.
Dataforce, after counting car sales in 27 EU countries and a total of 31 countries including the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland, found that in the whole of 2021, the Volkswagen Group sold 3158559 cars across Europe, slightly higher than Stellantis's 3081590, once again beating the latter by a slight margin, becoming the largest automaker in Europe last year.
Morning post comments: Volkswagen's models are indeed very good, although affected by the shortage of parts, but still retain the first position in Europe
ZTE Wang Xiang said that through the recovery and development from 2018 to 2021, ZTE has basically completed the expected goals of the strategic recovery period and the strategic development period, and will enter the strategic transcendence period starting this year.
In the past six months, the concept of the metacosm has been hyped up. After the precipitation of time, the "aroma" of the meta-universe is more intense, attracting enterprises from all over the world to invest. The companies attracted by the metacosm are not limited to technology companies, but the fashion circle has not missed it. On February 15, CNMO learned that brands such as Gucci and Victoria's Secret are working on the metacosm.
Morning Post Review: Meta-Universe Has Become a "Fragrant Bun"
Since the beginning of this year, news about corporate acquisitions in the semiconductor industry has continued to come out, after SoftBank's $66 billion sale of British chip company ARM to Nvidia failed, and then AMD completed the acquisition of Xilinx. On Feb. 15, CNMO learned that Intel Corporation today announced that it would acquire Tower Semiconductor for $53 per share in cash for a total consideration of approximately $5.4 billion.
Morning post review: Money can really do whatever you want