International Tech News:

1. Lei Jun stated that Xiaomi's smartphone chip, Xuanjie O1, adopts the second-generation 3nm process technology, striving to join the top-tier flagship experience.

2. In 2024, sales of electric vehicles in the Southeast Asian market are expected to grow by over 50% year-on-year, driving electric vehicles to capture a 10% share of new passenger vehicle sales.

3. NVIDIA has chosen Navitas Semiconductor to collaborate on the development of the next-generation 800V high-voltage DC architecture.

4. TrendForce predicts that the total shipment of HBM will exceed 30 billion Gbps by 2026.

5. On the morning of May 24, Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.net) and Slkor invited the former CTO of a leading company in the communications industry to hold a specialized corporate internal organization management training at their headquarters. General Manager Song Shiqiang led the entire staff to participate together, aiming to strengthen communication with the external environment and continuously improve management structure and management level.

6. EDA software company Cadence has launched the industry's leading HBM4 12.8Gbps IP memory system solution, empowering the new generation of AI and HPC systems.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Li Auto has lowered its full-year sales target for 2025 from the initial 700,000 vehicles set at the beginning of the year to 640,000 vehicles.

2. CMOS image sensor supplier SmartSens has newly launched the 4MP image sensor SC4336H for intelligent security applications.

3. The signing ceremony for the Qiming Semiconductor Technology project was held in Qidong. The project focuses on one-stop services for silicon-based and third-generation semiconductor power products.

4. Fujian Jingxu Semiconductor’s "filter production" project is expected to begin trial production in September. The project has a total investment of 1.68 billion RMB.

5. Jiangsu HiPhi Automotive Co., Ltd. was officially registered, with a registered capital of 143 million USD (approximately 1.03 billion RMB).

6. Angrui Microelectronics has launched a new generation of low-power wireless RF chip OM6629 series solution, supporting Bluetooth 5.4, suitable for electric two-wheel vehicle dashboards, Bluetooth voice remote controls, earphone charging cases, smart rings, and other scenarios.

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