Group 1 - Texas Instruments (TI) has initiated a significant price increase affecting over 60,000 product SKUs, which is much larger than the previous increase in June that covered 3,300 products [1] - The price hike includes mainstream products such as LDO, DC-DC, digital isolation, and isolation drivers, with general materials increasing by 15%-30% and high-end chips doubling in price [1] - The demand for automotive and industrial-grade high-end analog chips has surged over 25%, limiting the capacity allocated to consumer electronics [1] Group 2 - Domestic analog chip companies are likely to follow TI's price increase, indicating a potential turning point in the industry [1] - The report highlights that domestic companies like Sirepu and Aiwai Electronics are positioned well in high-margin sectors such as industrial, automotive, and communications, with several new product SKUs already in mass production [2] - Aiwai Electronics is noted for its leadership in consumer electronics analog ICs, with products integrated into various AI terminal customers [2]