International Tech News:

1.Assisted driving technology has become a key competitive focus for major automakers and tech companies. Lei Jun stated that Xiaomi is investing significant resources in its assisted driving technology.

2.Under tariff policies, the starting price of the Apple iPhone 17 Pro is expected to rise to $1,049, surpassing the $1,000 threshold.

3.Innoscience has become NVIDIA's exclusive GaN chip supplier for its 800V high-voltage architecture in mainland China.

4.SK Hynix surpassed Samsung Electronics for the first time in Q2 to become the world's largest memory chip manufacturer.

5.On August 2nd, Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.com.cn) and Slkor held a full-day, company-wide training session led by General Manager Song Shiqiang, demonstrating how training acts as an accelerator for boosting enterprise productivity.

6.New Microsoft research reveals that Artificial Intelligence (AI) significantly impacts a wide range of professions, with translators, salespeople, and programmers among the jobs most likely to be replaced by AI.

Domestic Tech News:

1.Two high-level papers from Peking University's School of Integrated Circuits were presented at IEEE ISPSD, a premier conference in power semiconductor devices, covering GaN CMOS integration technology and SiC MOSFET reliability physics.

2.XPeng Motors delivered 36,717 new vehicles in July, marking a 229.45% year-on-year increase; cumulative deliveries for Jan-Jul reached 233,906 units, up 270.26% year-on-year.

3.Prisemi Technology plans to acquire 100% of Gishun Technology and 17.15% of Shunlei Technology.

4.Guangzhou City is actively drafting guidelines for intelligent driving equipment, aiming to comprehensively promote the application of various types of unmanned driving equipment in diverse scenarios across the entire city.

5.Boosted by custom demand for AI servers, chassis manufacturers like Cheng Mei Elect, Chenbro, and InWin have become hot picks. All are actively expanding production to capture the business opportunity.

6.Changan Auto's new energy vehicle sales reached 80,006 units in July, representing a 74.05% year-on-year increase.

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