Recently, the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Informatization officially released the list of 2026 Shanghai Specialized, Refined, Distinctive & Innovative SMEs. Thanks to continuous technological breakthroughs in the network chip sector, accumulated proprietary intellectual property rights and innovative strengths in the niche market, Resnics has been successfully selected into the list.
Enterprises recognized as “Specialized, Refined, Distinctive & Innovative” represent the development orientation of specialization, refinement, distinctiveness and innovation. They serve as vital market entities for fostering new productive forces, shoring up weaknesses in industrial chains and realizing independent controllability of core technologies. This honor constitutes authoritative recognition from the municipal competent authority of Resnics’ innovation capacity, product layout and development potential.
Since its establishment, Resnics has firmly focused on the core track of domestically developed smart NIC chips. Concentrating on key application scenarios including data centers, intelligent computing centers and information technology innovation infrastructure, the company keeps advancing core technologies for network acceleration. Riding the rapid development trend of computing power networks, Resnics adheres to independent R&D of underlying chips, pushes forward the domestic substitution of smart NIC chips, and develops domestic network acceleration solutions featuring high throughput, low latency and programmability.
Being accredited as a Shanghai Specialized, Refined, Distinctive & Innovative SME marks a milestone achievement as well as a new starting point. Going forward, Resnics will take this opportunity to further invest in core technology R&D, iterate domestic smart NIC products and continuously make breakthroughs in key technologies for high-end network acceleration chips. Sticking to the path of independent innovation, Resnics will keep empowering the development of domestic computing power networks and contribute to the localized advancement of China’s semiconductor industry and computing power infrastructure.