International Tech News:

1. Analysts estimate that Qualcomm's sales will reach approximately $43.5 billion this year.

2. SK Hynix surpassed Samsung Electronics in the first quarter to become the global leader in the DRAM market.

3. OPPO, a leading global smart device manufacturer, has signed a global patent licensing agreement with Volkswagen Group, granting the latter a license to use cellular standard essential patents, including those related to 5G.

4. Andes Technology, a leading provider of RISC-V processor cores, has formed a significant partnership with S2C. Its dual-core single-cluster AX45MPV processor has successfully run Linux and large language models (LLMs) on S2C’s next-generation prototyping system, the S8-100.

5. On the afternoon of June 7, Nanshan Yixue Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic held a free medical consultation event at Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.net)/Slkor. The activities included pulse diagnosis, neck and waist massage therapy, and lectures on the prevention of office-related occupational diseases, helping to relieve work-related fatigue.

6. Due to China's restrictions on rare earth exports causing component shortages, Suzuki Motor Corporation has halted production of the compact Swift model in Japan.

Domestic Tech News:

1. The Aerospace Information Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has successfully conducted a high-order, high-code-rate ground technology experiment for satellite-to-ground communication.

2. The domestic demand for FPGA-related talent is surging. Cultivating professionals with innovative thinking, a solid theoretical foundation, and practical skills has become a key goal for industry development.

3. In 2026, multiple models based on the CMP platform will be produced at FAW-Volkswagen’s Foshan and Changchun plants.

4. A research team from Xi'an Jiaotong University has made a significant breakthrough in experimental studies on two-dimensional van der Waals multiferroic heterostructures.

5. A team from Beijing Institute of Technology has achieved important progress in a novel maskless process based on holographic lithography, successfully developing low-cost, high-performance metallic nanogratings.

6. In 2027, FAW-Volkswagen's Tianjin branch will begin production of two new energy vehicle models based on the CMP platform.

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