International Tech News:

1. LG Display has transferred 70 patents related to LCD displays to Samsung Display.

2. South Korea's Rebellions and Marvell have formed a partnership to jointly develop high-performance, energy-efficient AI systems for sovereign-backed AI projects in the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions.

3. Enfabrica, a chip startup backed by NVIDIA, has unveiled a new chip and software system designed to significantly reduce AI memory costs.

4. The price of AMD’s Instinct MI350 AI accelerator has surged by 70%, rising from USD 15,000 to USD 25,500.

5. The VSAP Advanced Packaging Technology Laboratory project in the second software park of Da Nang, Vietnam, has officially launched, with a total investment of USD 70 million.

6. Infineon will make an additional investment of approximately RMB 50.8 billion to build a 200mm silicon carbide power semiconductor plant in Malaysia.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Innoscience and United Automotive Electronics have jointly established a GaN Technology Joint Laboratory to develop advanced power electronics systems for new energy vehicles.

2. In the first half of 2025, BYD sold a total of 2,145,954 vehicles, retaining its titles as the sales champion among carmakers and brands in the Chinese market, and also remaining the global sales leader in the new energy vehicle market.

3. Liu Guozhi and Zhang Yusheng from Guangdong Jide Precision Electronics Co., Ltd. visited Kinghelm/Slkor (www.slkormicro.com). Mr. Song Shiqiang personally received them, and both parties reached an intention to jointly explore overseas markets.

4. Since its launch on January 6, 2024, China’s third-generation homegrown superconducting quantum computer “Ben Yuan Wu Kong” has received over 30 million global visits.

5. On July 28, eight leading projects in the integrated circuit sector, with a total investment of RMB 4.25 billion, were centrally signed in Chongqing. These include projects such as CR Micro’s packaging and testing facility and StarPower Semiconductor's power module project.

6. MediaTek’s first batch of 2nm chips will begin trial production in September.

Liu Guozhi, Song Shiqiang, Zhang Yusheng

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