Deli Launches Printers Powered by Loongson Chips

Deli Launches Printers Powered by Loongson Chips

In the recent product launch conference held in Beijing, Deli launched its new printer series powered by Loongson chips with new technological achievements. Dozens of distributors across the country attended the event to witness the latest release.

For years, Chinese printer industry has been dominated by foreign brands. In response to the ever-fiercer international arena as well as national policies, Deli entered the industry in 2025 and has been committed to self-development of core printer technologies to attain technological breakthrough. To now, the company has a complete lineup of laser, inkjet, thermal and dot printers, all incorporated with Deli’s own technologies.

As offices starting to embrace digitized documents, printers have become an outlet of more than paper but also data. For government agencies and other enterprises where data protection is essential, printer security is equally important as efficiency. Deli’s latest printer is equipped with chips and processor independently developed by Loongson, which guarantees both an upgrade in productivity and comprehensive control of security.

Deli upholds the principle of “independent innovation” throughout its development and has achieved self-development of ten core printer components, including main control chip SoC, engine control module, data control module etc. The strategic collaboration with Loongson marks a huge step forward for Deli, advancing toward complete supervision and control over product development.

At the conference, Deli signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Loongson and JD, uniting power from three parts of the printer supply chain to enhance productivity in each procedure. The launch of Deli’s Loongson-empowered printers injects confidence in the printing equipment market by providing distributors with more competitive alternatives and introducing brand-new user experience to customers.

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