This Week in the Chain · Jul 13, 2026
This Week in the Chain — Jul 13, 2026
What changed in the semiconductor & AI supply chain since Jul 6, 2026: MetaX Integrated Circuits (Muxi) +33.5%, Taiyo Yuden -35.2%. Auto-generated from the wafergraph dataset — every figure computed, no editorializing.
Top gainers
Largest market-cap moves since Jul 6, 2026 (332 priced companies moved ≥1%). Figures are live market caps; moves reflect price action plus any share-count updates.
- 1MetaX Integrated Circuits (Muxi)$43.1B → $57.5B+33.5%
- 2Rockchip$11.0B → $13.7B+24.7%
- 3Inspur$15.1B → $18.6B+23.0%
- 4Hwatsing Technology$19.6B → $23.8B+21.3%
- 5Huatian Technology$9.8B → $11.8B+21.3%
- 6Nan Ya PCB$21.7B → $25.6B+17.8%
- 7Alibaba Group$234.2B → $269.3B+15.0%
- 8Zhongke Feice Technology$17.7B → $20.2B+14.0%
Source: wafergraph live market caps (Yahoo Finance × SEC shares). As of 2026-07-13.
Top decliners
- 1Taiyo Yuden$14.2B → $9.2B-35.2%
- 2Kingboard Holdings$12.8B → $8.5B-33.4%
- 3Walsin Technology$8.4B → $6.3B-25.0%
- 4Ingenic Semiconductor$18.0B → $13.6B-24.6%
- 5LG Innotek$13.2B → $10.5B-20.7%
- 6Yageo$64.7B → $52.3B-19.1%
- 7Aeva Technologies$1.8B → $1.4B-18.9%
- 8Soitec$4.8B → $4.0B-17.8%
Source: wafergraph live market caps. As of 2026-07-13.
Coverage changes
How the dataset's coverage shifted versus the last snapshot.
Source: wafergraph dataset. As of 2026-07-13.
Why it matters
Taiyo Yuden sits in Analog, Power, RF — Analog, power, and RF chips interface between the physical and digital worlds — converting signals, managing power delivery, and handling wireless communication. Unlike logic chips, many analog designs remain valuable on older process nodes, giving established players long product cycles. Texas Instruments leads general-purpose analog; Infineon leads power semiconductors (including SiC for EVs); Murata and TDK lead in RF components and passive electronics; Sony leads in CMOS image sensors. The SiC and GaN power segments are growing rapidly with electric-vehicle and AI-server demand.. Watch this segment for second-order supply-chain effects.
Segment context from the wafergraph taxonomy.