Jeilin shifts upmarket as high-end image SoCs drive margins higher
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Jeilin's move into higher-end image-processing chips is reshaping its revenue mix and boosting profitability, with implications for cameras, security devices, and drones used by customers worldwide. The Taiwan-based chip designer said new products, tighter cost controls, and broader market reach are helping it compete in a consolidating industry.
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