International Tech News:

1. NVIDIA plans to launch a revised version of the H20 chip in July.

2. Morgan Stanley released a new research report predicting that the global humanoid robot market could reach a value of USD 5 trillion by 2050, with an installed base expected to exceed 1 billion units.

3. Samsung Electronics' semiconductor division reported revenue of KRW 25.1 trillion (approximately RMB 51.733 billion) for Q1 this year, down 17% from the previous quarter.

4. India is currently focusing on achieving self-sufficiency in midstream products of the semiconductor value chain, particularly chip manufacturing.

5. On the afternoon of May 21, Mr. Qiu Huilin, Director of the Overseas Business Division at Slkor (www.slkoric.com), will be a guest speaker at the 144th session of Huaqiang Lecture Hall’s “Outstanding Electronic Components Sales Managers Sharing” salon event. He will deliver a speech titled “How to Break Through in Sales and Become a 'Valuable' Salesperson?”

6. NVIDIA’s ARM-based “superchip” GB10 Grace Blackwell has entered a critical testing phase.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Alibaba will focus on two core strategic areas: e-commerce and cloud + AI. The company plans to integrate AI technology into all business segments over the next three to five years in an effort to overcome the limitations of traditional internet entry points.

2. The 2025 Fourth-Generation Semiconductor Technology Symposium was held in Hangzhou on May 15–16, focusing on three core materials: gallium oxide, diamond, and aluminum nitride. More than 400 organizations participated.

3. OptoChat AI was officially unveiled, marking a new stage in the intelligent development of the photonic chip sector.

4. Alibaba has open-sourced its next-generation Tongyi Qianwen model, Qwen3, with Arm becoming the first computing platform provider to support the model.

5. Wang Xingxing of Hangzhou Unitree Robotics stated that the key focus for intelligent robotics over the next 2 to 5 years will be developing end-to-end large models for intelligent robots, with major challenges lying in achieving low-cost hardware mass production and sufficient computing power.

6. The Pujiang 8-inch semiconductor silicon wafer project is nearing completion. Once operational, it is expected to reach an annual production capacity of approximately 8.64 million 8-inch polished wafers for integrated circuits.

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