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Automotive Camera Tier2 Suppliers Research Report 2022-2023: Increasing Performance of Automotive CIS Bolsters Adoption

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Dublin, May 02, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The “Automotive Camera Tier2 Suppliers Research Report, 2022-2023” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.

1. The automotive camera market maintains a pattern of ‘one superpower and several great powers’

Automotive cameras are used to focus the light reflected from the target onto the CIS after refraction. From the automotive camera industry chain, it can be seen that main upstream companies are: lens, optical filter, and protective film companies which are committed to processing raw materials and making them into basic hardware such as lenses, optical filters and protective films; main downstream players are: Tier1 suppliers and camera module packaging companies.

At present, the automotive camera module market features a pattern of ‘one superpower and several great powers’, that is, Chinese manufacturer Sunny Optical Technology rules the roost, and Japanese, Korean and other Chinese manufacturers compete in the second echelon.

‘One superpower’ is Sunny Optical Technology, the automotive camera industry bellwether that has grabbed the biggest share of the global market for many years in a row. The company shipped 67.98 million automotive cameras in 2021, and 78.91 million units in 2022, with a stable market share higher than 30%.

‘Several great powers’ refer to the several leaders in the second echelon, mainly Japanese, Korean and other Chinese manufacturers, commanding 2% to 10% of the market. The traditional ‘great powers’ are led by Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese optics companies, including Maxell (Japan), Nidec Sankyo (Japan), Sekonix (South Korea) and Largan Precision (China Taiwan). Among them, Maxell took an 8% share in the global automotive camera market in 2021.

Meanwhile Chinese companies such as Lianchuang Electronic Technology and OFILM begin to edge into the ‘great powers’ club.

Lianchuang Electronic Technology shipped about 8 to 9 million automotive cameras in 2022, and its major customers were Tier1 suppliers such as Valeo, Continental, Aptiv, ZF and Magna. OFILM set foot in automotive cameras by acquiring Fujifilm in 2018. Up to now, OFILM has mass-produced 5M front view cameras, 3M/8M side view cameras, 1M/2.5M surround view cameras, 2M electronic exterior mirror cameras, and 1M/2M in-cabin DMS/OMS cameras. In 2022, OFILM shipped about 4 million automotive cameras.

In addition, the established optics companies like Phenix Optics and Dongguan Yutong Optical Technology (YTOT) have also made deployments in the automotive market. Among them, Phoenix Optics has launched more than ten types of automotive cameras; YTOT, a leader in the field of security cameras, bought a 20% stake in Jiuzhou Optical in 2022, one of its attempts to step into the automotive camera market. In the future, these old optics companies will take further efforts to seize a share of the automotive camera market.

2. Automotive CIS offers increasing performance, up to 8M resolution and 140dB HDR

The working process of CIS (CMOS image sensor) generally covers several links: reset, photoelectric conversion, integration, and readout.

In terms of the camera industry chain, the upstream CIS manufacturers include: CIS intellectual property (IP) companies specializing in CIS design and selling IPs to CIS companies; wafer companies providing silicon chips; OSAT companies engaged in cutting and packaging processed wafers. As with the automotive camera industry, downstream manufacturers are Tier 1 suppliers and camera module packaging companies.

In the trend for vehicle intelligence, the increasing camera pixels also pose higher technical requirements for CIS. As automotive cameras tend to be miniaturized and lightweight, pixel size cut and architecture upgrade have become most commonplace.

Take OmniVision’s CIS process iteration as an example: in the iteration of processes like OmniPixel3-HS, OmniBSIT and PureCelPlus, the pixel size has been reduced from 4.2um to 2.1um. By specific products, OX08B40 unveiled by OmniVision in 2021 delivers 8MP resolution and adopts the PureCel Plus-S pixel architecture, a technology that uses a stacked architecture for high resolution with a smaller chip size.

In addition to resolution, HDR is also one of the key technical parameters of CIS. In type’s term, front/side view cameras have begun to pack 140dB HDR CIS, while rear/surround view cameras are still at the 120dB stage.

As core sensors for advanced AD, front/side view cameras need to quickly recognize details in brightness and darkness in different lighting conditions and accurately capture images when driving at high speeds. 120dB HDR therefore is the basic requirement, and 140dB HDR is the current trend. Some manufacturers have also laid out 140+dB HDR. One example is ONSemiconductor which announced the launch of a 150dB HDR vehicle CIS in October 2022 and planned to start producing it in 2024. In the future, CIS for ADAS may reach 150+dB HDR.

Rear/surround view cameras generally still offer 120dB, and will evolve to 140dB in the future. For example, CIS OX01E20 for surround/rear view, announced by OmniVision in 2023, supports 140dB HDR, 1.3MP resolution, and LED flicker mitigation (LFM).

3. Automotive ISP solutions tend to be diversified, and AI ISP will become a development trend

Among automotive camera component modules, ISP (image signal processor) is a core component for adjusting images. To achieve ideal imaging effects, ISP Tuning is an essential step.

In addition to conventional ISPs, there are also another two types of mainstream ISP solutions: CIS integrated ISP, and ISP integrated autonomous driving SoC. The solutions become diversified.

The diversity of ISP solutions and the necessity of ISP Tuning make ISP seen in multiple links of the camera industry chain.

The importance of ISP and its low requirement for fixed hardware architecture make itself a high ground leading manufacturers from various fields contend to gain. Players often deploy 1 or 2 solutions.

For example, Fullhan Microelectronics specializes in ISP products; SmartSens has launched several ISP-integrated CIS products; OmniVision makes layout of ‘ISP + ISP-integrated CIS’; NXP and Nextchip deploy ‘ISP + ISP-integrated autonomous driving SoC’. Moreover, autonomous driving SoC companies like Mobileye, Nvidia and Black Sesame Technologies have also rolled out ISP-integrated autonomous driving chips.

Besides diversity of solutions, AI ISP is also an important development direction of ISP.

ISP covers dozens of image signal processing algorithms, but the coordination of so many algorithms requires a lot of debugging efforts. At present, the development of visual ADAS systems still relies on manual ISP Tuning. OEMs like Tesla and NIO are still recruiting a large number of image quality tuning engineers. Yet manual tuning takes a long time and requires very specialist ISP Tuning engineers.

In recent years, using AI for image enhancement has gradually become a new research hotspot in the industry, having made remarkable progress. Applying AI for real-time tuning, especially the efficient implementation of AI ISP functions in the computing environment on the terminal side, can achieve better results than conventional ISP Tuning.

For example, Ambarella announced an artificial intelligence image signal processor (AISP). Ambarella’s new AI based ISP architecture uses neural networks to augment the image processing done by the hardware ISP integrated into its SoCs. This approach enables color imaging with low light at very low lux levels and minimal noise, a 10 to 100X improvement over state-of-the-art traditional ISPs, and new levels of high dynamic range (HDR) processing with more natural color reproduction and higher dynamic range.

Ambarella’s CV3 AI domain controller family already packs AISP, with up to 500 eTOPS of AI compute. The ISP can simultaneously support more than 20 cameras connected through MIPI VC, and can meet the requirements for high-performance stereo and dense optical-flow engines.

Key Topics Covered:

1 Automotive Camera and Automotive Camera Industry Chain
1.1 Overview of Automotive Camera
1.2 Automotive Camera Industry Chain

2 Development Trends of Automotive Camera Industry Chain

3 Summary of Automotive Camera Industry Chain Companies and Products
3.1 Summary of Companies
3.2 Summary of Products

4 Automotive Camera Companies

5 Automotive CIS and ISP Companies

6 Tier3 Companies in Camera Industry Chain

Companies Mentioned

  • Maxell
  • Nidec Sankyo
  • Sekonix
  • Sunny Optical Technology
  • OFILM
  • Lianchuang Electronic Technology
  • Dongguan Yutong Jiuzhou Optical
  • Phenix Optics
  • Largan Precision
  • ON Semiconductor
  • Sony
  • NXP
  • Nextchip
  • OmniVision
  • SmartSens
  • Fullhan Microelectronics
  • TI
  • Ambarella
  • Mobileye
  • Black Sesame Technologies
  • Horizon Robotics
  • Arm
  • Gowin Semiconductor
  • VeriSilicon

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AI Supercomputing Market Growing at +21% CAGR as Industries Evolve Data Analysis

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VANCOUVER, BC, April 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — USA News Group News Commentary – Numerous industries are making the shift towards using Artificial Intelligence (AI) supercomputers in leveraging powerful computing systems to address complex challenges, and analyze massive datasets. According to analysts at Markets and Markets the AI supercomputer market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 22% through 2028 to a value of US$3.3 billion. This high level of growth is echoed by analysts at Technavio, who are projecting nearly 21% growth through 2027, however, they are seeing the overall supercomputer market much higher, growing by US$17.6 billion along the way. Several international groups are with massive investments in the billions to evolve their operations to include AI supercomputing, including in Denmark, the UK, Japan, the UAE and the USA. Powering this shift behind the scenes are several tech developers, who this week have been updating the market with their current developments, including: Avant Technologies Inc. (OTC: AVAI), NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) (NEO: NVDA), Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) (NEO: MSFT), D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS), and Rigetti Computing, Inc. (NASDAQ: RGTI, RGITW).

The article continued: Moving forward, new regulations and safeguards are being put into place, as seen in the USA when the Biden Administration enacted an AI Executive Order to create new standards for AI safety and security. As well, the Council of the European Union filed a proposal for the regulation of harmonized rules on AI in the EU.
Avant Technologies Launches Advanced AI Supercomputing Network and Expansive Data Solutions
Avant Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: AVAI) (“Avant” or the “Company”), an artificial intelligence technology (AI) company specializing in the development of advanced AI and data center infrastructure solutions, announced today that it’s introducing a state-of-the-art supercomputing network and comprehensive licensable dataset. Avant will be collaborating with its technology partner, Wired4Tech, to launch these pivotal developments, which are engineered to accelerate AI adoption and innovation across a broad spectrum of industries.
“Avant’s supercomputing network and our expansive licensable dataset will facilitate significant advancements in AI- driven solutions,” said Danny Rittman, Chief Information Officer of Avant of the launch. “By providing robust computational resources and a rich dataset, Avant is set to eliminate many of the technical and financial barriers that have traditionally hampered AI development. This initiative aims to empower developers with the tools necessary to create more sophisticated and efficient AI models, driving progress and innovation in innumerable fields.”
Highlights of Avant’s Offerings:
Versatile AI Dataset: Available from Q3, this dataset will be regularly updated to support a wide array of AI projects, providing a solid foundation for development, and reducing the time to market for AI solutions.Dynamic Resource Scaling: The network dynamically adjusts computing resources to meet real-time demands, maximizing efficiency and minimizing costs.Accelerated AI Processing: Utilizes cutting-edge distributed computing to dramatically reduce data processing times, enabling rapid iteration and deployment of AI models.Robust Security Measures: Top-tier security protocols are in place to ensure data integrity and compliance with stringent regulatory standards.Seamless Integration: Designed to integrate smoothly with existing AI development environments, minimizing disruptions and simplifying technology adoption.Avant is committed to advancing the AI landscape by providing scalable solutions that will benefit diverse sectors looking to harness the power of artificial intelligence.
CONTINUED… Read this and more news for Avant Technologies at: https://usanewsgroup.com/2023/10/26/unlocking-the-trillion-dollar-ai-market-what-investors-need-to-know/
In other industry developments and happenings in the market this week include:
NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) (NEO: NVDA), a global leader in providing graphics and compute and networking solutions, recently received an investment of ~US$960 million from Japanese telecommunications company Softbank to enhance its supercomputing power and to support an ambitious generative AI (GenAI) strategy.
Generative AI is increasingly being incorporated into products and services across multiple sectors. A recent projection by Statista, a research firm based in Germany, predicts that the market for generative AI in Japan will expand to approximately $13 billion by 2030, representing a 17x increase from its size in 2023.
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) (NEO: MSFT), a global leader in developing and supporting software, services, devises and solutions recently announced it would be investing $1.5 billion into Abu Dhabi’s G42, the leading UAE-based AI tech holding company, to accelerate AI development and global expansion.
“Microsoft’s investment in G42 marks a pivotal moment in our company’s journey of growth and innovation, signifying a strategic alignment of vision and execution between the two organizations,” said H.H. Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Chairman of G42. “This partnership is a testament to the shared values and aspirations for progress, fostering greater cooperation and synergy globally.”
G42 will operate its AI applications and services on Microsoft Azure, collaborating to offer advanced AI solutions to global public sector clients and large enterprises. Together, G42 and Microsoft aim to enhance AI and digital infrastructure across the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa. This collaboration will help these regions gain fair access to services that address key government and business issues, while upholding the highest standards of security and privacy.
D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS), a leader in quantum computing systems, software, and services and the world’s first commercial supplier of quantum computers recently announced the launch the first fast-anneal feature, available now on all of D-Wave’s quantum processing units (QPUs) in the LeapTM real-time quantum cloud service. The fast-anneal feature has been central to D-Wave’s key research achievements, as highlighted in publications in Nature Physics and Nature, showing how annealing quantum computing outperforms traditional algorithms in tackling complex optimization problems.
“Providing direct access to Fast Anneal, which has been at the heart of D-Wave’s recent advancements, represents a significant step forward in our mission to provide customers with the resources they need to drive innovation and achieve extraordinary results,” said Dr. Alan Baratz, CEO of D-Wave. “We believe it will further empower them to build industry-shaping applications with the most powerful quantum computing environment available today.”
With enhanced control allowing for notably quicker annealing times than before, this feature enables customers to replicate and expand upon D-Wave’s significant optimization results. Now widely available, this feature allows users to execute quantum computations at unprecedented speeds, significantly mitigating issues like thermal fluctuations and noise that typically disrupt quantum calculations.
Rigetti Computing, Inc. (NASDAQ: RGTI, RGITW), a pioneer in full-stack quantum-classical computing, recently announced the successful completion of its Innovate UK project with Oxford Instruments to launch one of the first UK-based quantum computers. The consortium also included the Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh, Phasecraft, and Standard Chartered Bank, with financial backing from the UK government’s Quantum Technologies Challenge, led by UK Research & Innovation (UKRI).
 “Completing this project, with the end result being a useful 32-qubit quantum computer, is an exceptional achievement for all of the project partners,” said Dr. Subodh Kulkarni, CEO of Rigetti. “It takes a world-class team to build and deploy a quantum computer. The UK has become a world leader in quantum computing technologies, and we are excited to continue to contribute to its quantum computing capabilities. Additionally, Rigetti plans to leverage this experience to continue to develop our UK quantum computing leadership as we embark on deploying a 24-qubit Ankaa-class quantum computer at the NQCC’s Harwell campus.”
Source: https://usanewsgroup.com/2023/10/26/unlocking-the-trillion-dollar-ai-market-what-investors-need-to-know/ 
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Artificial Intelligence Investment Soars to Trillions, Sparking Regulatory Interest

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VANCOUVER, BC, April 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — USA News Group – In just a few years, the potential generated by the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to entice investment to the tune of many trillions, with McKinsey & Company projecting generative AI to generate up to $7.9 trillion alone annually. It’s a sector that’s still in its early stages, and with that comes plenty of scrutiny, including the recent actions by US regulators regarding whether or not investors of OpenAI were misled, through an SEC inquiry launched in February. All the while, corporate AI investment is surging, with several companies benefitting including NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) (NEO:NVDA), Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) (NEO:META), Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) (NEO:AAPL), C3.ai, Inc. (NYSE:AI), and Avant Technologies Inc. (OTC:AVAI).

Looking to help unlock the full potential of AI, Avant Technologies Inc. (OTC:AVAI) is pursuing its stated mission to build the nation’s first supercomputing network to provide big data and AI software companies with a faster, more powerful, and more cost-effective compute infrastructure. Recently Avant signed a co-development agreement with Wired4Tech, Inc. to create high-density compute infrastructure and supercomputer network software to move the company closer to achieving this mission.
“The technological innovations that we expect this collaboration to yield will help to usher in a new era of performance, cost efficiency and environmental sustainability for AI and Big Data,” said Timothy Lantz, CEO of Avant. “We have made exciting progress in the past several months, and we believe this partnership will further help to accelerate speed-to-market of our next generation solutions.”
The Wired4Tech collaboration aims to assist in the final stages of development and testing for Avant’s new high-density private cloud infrastructure solution. Additionally, it will start to establish the groundwork for Avant’s proposed AI supercomputing network. Avant expects to launch its next-generation infrastructure solution sometime in the first half of 2024.
“We’re at an inflection point where accelerated computing and generative AI have come together to speed innovation at an unprecedented pace,” said Paul Averill, Founder and CEO of Wired4Tech. “Our partnership with Avant Technologies will help AI companies accelerate their work with infrastructure, software and services that drive efficiency and reduce costs. There is no AI without the right infrastructure and Avant will lead the way with its unique and innovative and cost-effective AI platform.”
The collaboration was a follow-up to Avant’s announcement that the company is set to leverage its proprietary AI to drive proactive, next-generation data center security, through its enhancements to Avant! AI™, that seamlessly integrates with industry-standard data science tools and algorithms, enabling organizations to harness the power of data for deeper insights and informed decision-making.
“The rapid advancements in AI are unlocking tremendous opportunities and potential across almost every facet of our lives, but those same advancements can also pose an increased threat when used by those with an intent to harm,” said Lantz. “In today’s digital world cybersecurity is of paramount importance and Avant is committed to providing our customers with the necessary tools to ensure the safety and security of their information and that of their end-users.”
The planned improvements in Avant’s proprietary gen AI are designed to achieve two main goals: to provide early detection of potential security vulnerabilities and to offer recommendations for proactive measures to strengthen cybersecurity baselines, reduce risks, and ensure compliance in the ever-changing digital environment.
Under the hood of many of the biggest AI setups today are products from NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) (NEO:NVDA), which has seen its market cap surge to more than $2 trillion based upon an insatiable AI chip demand. This includes mega investments from some of the largest tech companies on the planet, including Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) (NEO:META) which is spending billions of dollars on Nvidia’s AI chips.
Shared through an Instagram Reels post by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s “future roadmap” for AI requires the construction of “an absolutely massive amount of infrastructure.” By the end of 2024, Zuckerberg mentioned that this infrastructure will comprise 350,000 H100 graphics cards from Nvidia—which were being sold for more than $40,000 on eBay as recently as last April.
The ramp up of GPUs for Meta is projected to cost as much as $18 billion by the end of 2024. The ambitious loading up of infrastructure is similar to Meta’s $13 billion spent on Reality Labs, its metaverse division in 2022.
Competition for computing power will be ramping up, as Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) (NEO:AAPL) has signalled the company will be investing significantly in generative AI, as it moves away from its self-driving electric car project. So far, Apple CEO Tim Cook hasn’t launched any competing products to models like OpenAI’s GPT or Google’s Gemini, but he has already teased a major announcement that the company will “break new ground” in GenAI coming later this year.
“AI is woven into our users’ lives for all sorts of tasks, from the everyday to the essential,” said Tim Cook. “AI allows Apple Watch to help you track your workouts, automatically detecting whether you’re taking a walk or going for a swim. It enables your iPhone to call for help if you’re in a car accident.”
While Cook’s sentiments hint towards Apple moving more towards AI investment, the company’s investors have grown impatient with the tech giant after lagging behind its mega-tech peers who have shared much clearer AI strategies.
Enterprise AI application software company C3.ai, Inc. (NYSE:AI) is coming off of a healthy Q3 2024 financial results announcement, where they saw total revenue grow 18% year-over-year to $78.4 million, exceeding their guidance range. Perhaps more importantly, C3 AI saw its customer engagement grow 80% year-over-year, and a 23% increase in subscription revenue.
“Generative AI use cases continue to influence customer engagement, with 17 of 29 total pilots signed in the quarter driven by generative AI,” said Kingsley Crane, analyst at Canaccord Genuity, about C3 AI in a report. “So far, the company has been converting pilots into full-time customers roughly near the assumed spend levels of $210,000 per quarter, even if some pilots have pushed a bit beyond the initially planned six months and started a bit lower than $500,000 contribution over two quarters. If C3 can continue the sequential growth in product revenue we’ve seen over the past three quarters, the firm is on track to grow over 30%.”
Among the customer base that C3 AI has been working with is biotech giant Genentech, to improve the complex biologics manufacturing process with AI. Genentech began using the AI application in 2021 to ensure centrifuges in their facility remained operational, with patients benefitting by receiving their medicines on time. In 2022, the biotech developer would go on to expand its use of C3’s assets beyond centrifuges, to around 200 pieces of equipment in total. Now Genentech has nearly 200 users including data scientists and facility managers who are trained to use the C3 AI platform, and regularly use the AI application to evaluate equipment health and maintain manufacturing operations.
Source: https://usanewsgroup.com/2023/10/26/unlocking-the-trillion-dollar-ai-market-what-investors-need-to-know/
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SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC, LEADER IN THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF ENERGY, ANNOUNCED AS FOUNDING PARTNER OF 3RD PLATFORM GLOBAL 2024

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Keynote by Ms Gwénaelle Avice Huet, Executive Vice President of Europe Operations – and Member of the Executive Committee at Schneider Electric
LONDON, ANTIBES, France and GRENOBLE, France, April 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Platform Global, the region’s foremost networking and business deal making forum for datacenter and digital infrastructure players and investors is delighted to again announce Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation as Founding Partner of the event.

It is also announced that Ms Gwénaelle Avice Huet, Executive Vice President of Europe Operations – and Member of the Executive Committee at Schneider Electric will keynote at the event.
Platform Global is the annual transactional marketplace for investors in datacenters and digital infrastructure and a premium C level international meeting. Its curated content remains the strongest and foremost among events in Europe and the MEA region.
Hosted at the Palais des Congrès Antibes 10-12 September, the event will generate influential content through the discussion and ideas of more than 100 experts and top thought leaders and offer effective high-end networking in a year of transition, shifting the industry from cloud into the AI era.
“AI, sustainable energy transformation and ESG will be top of the agenda in 2024. The opportunity to bring Schneider Electric’s impressive market understanding across these key drivers to an influential audience amplifies our global role in these important debates,” commented Vincent Barro, Vice-President Datacenter & Secure Power and Board Member DACH, Schneider Electric.
Schneider Electric was also recently included in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the 13th consecutive year. With an ESG score of 88 out of 100 awarded by rating company S&P Global in their 2023 Corporate Sustainability Assessment, Schneider Electric ranked #1 in its industry and secured its place in the Europe index (score date: October 27, 2023).
Platform in Antibes attracts C level executives (55% in 2023) investment principals (30%) and the leadership of colo and hyperscale businesses (19%) primarily from the EMEA region who form the majority of delegates and supports its reputation for value with remarkable high-end networking.
“We are delighted once again to include Schneider Electric as our Founding Partner,” commented Gregory Gerot, Managing Director, Platform Markets Group. “This year’s programme focuses on the sustained investment in digital infrastructure, land, power and decarbonization in the year ahead.”
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