International Tech News:

1. Renesas Electronics has abandoned its plan to produce power semiconductors using silicon carbide and will no longer commence production at its Takasaki factory in Gunma Prefecture in "early 2025" as previously scheduled.

2. India’s Minister of Electronics and Information Technology announced that semiconductor chips using 28nm technology will be launched in India later this year.

3. The South Korean government has announced an additional investment of 1.6 trillion KRW to support its national AI GPU project.

4. AMD has acquired Enosemi, a company specializing in photonic circuit research, to enhance its co-packaged optics capabilities in AI systems.

5. STMicroelectronics announced the expansion of its Lab-in-Fab in Singapore, accelerating the development and application of piezoelectric MEMS technologies.

6. Cerebras Systems officially launched its large-scale AI chip—the Wafer Scale Engine.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Eswin Computing has officially filed for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, aiming to become the first listed RISC-V company.

2. McDonald’s China has partnered with NIO to launch an in-car AI voice ordering assistant.

3. With the continuous expansion of the company, Slkor (www.slkormicro.com) has entered a new phase of brand development in 2025, refining details such as business card designs and logo fonts.

4. Reports suggest that ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) plans to cease DDR4 production and shift its full focus to DDR5 and HBM memory technologies.

5. HKC plans to invest approximately 10 billion RMB to build a full-color M-LED new display chip facility in Shunqing District, with a projected monthly output capacity of 1 million chips.

6. The DeepSeekR1 model has received a minor version upgrade. The updated R1 model now shows significant improvements in complex logical reasoning and code generation, with overall performance approaching that of top international models such as o3 and Gemini 2.5 Pro.

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