International Tech News:

1. Crusoe plans to purchase approximately $400 million worth of AI chips from AMD to enhance its computing capabilities.

2. Intel has announced layoffs starting in mid-July, with reports indicating a 20% workforce reduction in China.

3. According to sources, Samsung Electronics failed its third attempt in June 2025 to obtain NVIDIA’s certification for 12-layer HBM3E chips, with a fourth attempt scheduled for September.

4. The upcoming iPhone 17 Pro series, expected to launch this fall, is rumored to feature Apple’s in-house Wi-Fi 7 chip.

5. Samsung will begin trial production of a 115-inch RGB MicroLED TV using RGB MiniLED-LCD technology.

6. AMD has officially launched the Instinct MI350 series AI accelerators based on the CDNA 4 architecture, offering comprehensive improvements in performance, efficiency, and scalability.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Jingxu Semiconductor's high-frequency filter chip production project, with a total investment of RMB 1.68 billion, has entered the final phase and is expected to be completed and operational by July.

2. HKC and Dixon have submitted an application to the Indian government for a joint investment of 4 billion rupees to establish an LCD module plant in India.

3. Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.net) holds a “Sales Training” session every Friday, where experienced sales professionals share techniques and insights to help the team improve their sales capabilities.

4. Sai Microelectronics has sold a 45.24% stake in Sweden-based Silex for RMB 1.783 billion.

5. Global new energy vehicle (NEV) sales surged by 24% in May, with China alone reaching 1.02 million units, breaking the one-million mark.

6. YingTang Intelligent Control has launched a MEMS galvanometer-based laser micro-display module, becoming the first to commercialize it in mobile consumer applications.

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