• In 1999, the company developed China’s first contactless IC card chip with its own IP, which has been successfully applied in the Shanghai Public Transportation Card Project.
  
• In 1999, CSLIC, CODSP, and CODEC, three chips designed for telecom equipment, were authenticated by China’s Ministry of Science and Technology and successfully put into application and have proven to be key components for Chinese-developed telecom products.
  
• In 2000, the company developed a contact CPU card chip that was then applied to the Shanghai Social Security Card Project.
  
• In 2000, the company developed the application-specific fuzzy control chip, which received funds from the State Economic and Trade Commission as a key project in technological innovation. It was honored as the State and Shanghai New Product in the same year.
  
• Since 2000, the company’s large-scale IC for telecom and electronic meters – the Golden Card EEPROM chip was awarded the Shanghai Famous Product prize a successive eight times by the Shanghai Famous Product Recommending Committee Office, and won the tile of Shanghai Top 100 Famous Brand seven times.
  
• In 2001, the company developed China’s first radio frequency identification (RFID) chip.
  
• In 2002, the company developed the chip for SIM cards and became a SIM card chip supplier of China Mobile.
  
• In 2003, the company’s high security microcontroller chip was honored as the first certified EAL4+ chip in China. The company became a SIM card chip supplier of China Unicom in the same year.
• In 2003, the company’s technology development project of 700V HV BiCMOS process was authenticated by Shanghai Economic Committee.
  
• In 2004, the company was authorized as the chip supplier of the China National ID Card Generation II Project.
  
• In 2005, the company kicked off business in the overseas social insurance card chip market.
  
• In 2006, the company became a SIM card chip supplier of China Telecom.
• In January of 2006, the company won the China Patent Award of Excellence from the State Intellectual Property Office for the process of producing a bipolar integrated circuit.
• The company has a dominant position in chip design for power meters and product development capabilities based on DSP, capturing the largest market share in these fields among other Chinese IC products.
  
• By the end of June 2006, the company’s total shipments of ID card chips accumulatively totaled up to 140 mln.

In addition, Hua Hong Group also has professional expertise in back-end design and application-specific IC (ASIC) design. The company delivers rich experiences in layout engineering of digital, digital/anolog, EEPROM, embedded MCU, and deep submicron digital ICs.