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The research discusses these companies.
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| Apple | Denglin | Intel | MetaX | Xi-Silicon |
| AzurEngine | HiSilicon | Jingjia | Moore Threads | Zhaoxin |
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| Bolt | Iluvatar | Lisuan | Qualcomm |
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