Mediatek Receives A Large Number Of Smart Voice Device Chip Orders This Year, Shipments Will Grow By 50%

Tencent  Technology News According to industry sources, MediaTek expects its  smart voice device chip shipments this year will grow at least 50% on  the basis of 2017 shipments, because it has been important from Amazon,  Google, Alibaba and Tencent. The customer has obtained stable orders, which will further  consolidate the company's leading position in this type of chip market.


Many  other chip manufacturers also have in-house developed chipset solutions  and platforms for smart speakers and other voice control devices. However,  MediaTek's solution is still the first choice for manufacturers  entering the smart voice device market, because it has extensive  experience in providing chips for first-tier international brand  customers. According to sources, MediaTek is busy using all its IP and AI  engineers to meet the needs of a new generation of intelligent voice  devices.


At  present, most chip manufacturers mainly provide solutions to help  customers provide digital signal processing (DSP) performance, wired and  wireless networking stability, power efficiency and equipment  cost-effectiveness. However,  MediaTek's smart voice device chipset platform can extend the  application of artificial intelligence technology horizontally and  vertically to other mobile devices and home appliances, thereby saving  customers a large number of complex development tasks and costs. This is another major competitive advantage of MediaTek.


Industry  sources also said that intelligent voice devices are becoming a new  starting point for artificial intelligence. It is a bridge for  artificial intelligence technology to enter the smart home, automotive  electronics, Internet of Things, and other next-generation applications,  prompting the development of almost all major global technology brands.  This type of equipment.


In  this regard, Amazon's Alexa cloud voice service system dominates the  market because it applies to various devices of U.S. technology giants  and third-party device manufacturers. The  system now has innovative surveillance and lighting applications and  supports intelligent speech interfaces in Japanese and German.