Xinya Electronics' High-Frequency Copper Cable Assembly Joins Supply Chains of Major Server Makers via Amphenol, Revenue Soars

Published: Sep 24, 2025 17:36

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[Xinya Electronics: High-Frequency and High-Speed Copper Cable Assembly Enters Supply Chain of Renowned Server Manufacturers such as Oracle via Amphenol] Xinya Electronics stated on the interactive platform that the company's high-frequency and high-speed copper cable assembly has entered the supply chain of renowned server manufacturers including Dell, HP, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle, Meta, Inspur, H3C, and Sugon via Amphenol. As of the first half of 2025, this product generated revenue of 93.8752 million yuan, up 87.28% YoY, accounting for 4.83% of the company's total revenue.

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