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MicroCloud Hologram serves mainly manufacturing and internet businesses, with substantially all revenue coming from mainland China. It has two similarly sized revenue streams: holographic technology services, including advertising, promotion and software development tools; and holographic solutions, where intelligent-vision software and technology-development work generate most of the revenue rather than hardware sales. Customers typically pay product and service fees under framework service agreements.
Its solutions include digital twins, which use software and three-dimensional capture to create digital representations, and LiDAR sensors and related technology for vehicle sensing and driver assistance. Automotive LiDAR is a smaller business whose expansion depends on automakers and suppliers selecting its products for vehicle models and moving development projects into commercial production; many automotive customers remain at an early stage.
Two major customers supply a substantial share of revenue, making those relationships important alongside continued technology development. Its internet-related operations must meet Chinese licensing and data-protection requirements; failure to obtain required permissions or comply with those rules can lead to suspension of services.
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WiMi and MicroCloud compete for Chinese enterprises’ spending on holographic advertising and related augmented-reality software and content. Watch demand from WiMi’s advertisers and agencies: it inserts 3D objects into streaming films and shows and charges by views, making that business a useful comparison for MicroCloud’s advertising services.
Global Mofy and MicroCloud compete to supply enterprise customers with 3D digital assets and custom virtual-content technology. Global Mofy’s revenue from creating visual effects and content for films, television, advertising and games offers a comparison for MicroCloud’s digital-content work; its customers pay fixed project prices in stages.
ZW Data Action Technologies Inc. and MicroCloud compete for Chinese enterprises buying internet advertising and promotion services. ZW Data Action’s internet advertising and related services revenue fell from US$14.7 million in 2024 to US$3.7 million in 2025—a comparison worth watching alongside MicroCloud’s advertising-led services business.
MicroAlgo and MicroCloud both depend on Chinese enterprises spending on advertising technology and custom software: MicroAlgo sells tailored computing and data-processing algorithms, while MicroCloud earns substantial revenue from advertising services and intelligence-vision software development. Watch demand from MicroAlgo’s internet-advertising customers, rather than its intelligent-chip customers, for the closer comparison with MicroCloud.
Baidu and MicroCloud both depend on Chinese businesses’ online-advertising budgets: Baidu sells marketing placements, while MicroCloud provides advertising and promotion services. Watch Baidu’s online-marketing revenue, including sponsored links that advertisers pay for by the click, as a demand comparison for MicroCloud’s advertising business.
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Baidu’s report will show how Chinese advertisers are spending on online marketing, giving a demand comparison for MicroCloud’s advertising and promotion services.
Watch the change in Baidu’s online-marketing revenue. Growth would suggest advertisers’ digital-marketing spending is holding up, offering a firmer demand backdrop for MicroCloud’s advertising and promotion services; a decline would point to tighter ad budgets and possible pressure on demand for those services. Baidu sells ad placements, while MicroCloud provides advertising and promotion services, so this is a market signal, not a result for MicroCloud itself.
