International Tech News:

1. Micron Technology announced that it has begun shipping qualification samples of its LPDDR5X memory built on the 1γ (1-gamma) process node. This product is designed to accelerate AI applications on flagship smartphones.

2. Apple has deepened its partnership with the Tata Group, handing over repair services for iPhones and MacBooks in the Indian market to Tata.

3. AMD has acquired Brium, a software company specializing in compiler and AI inference optimization, to expand its influence in industries such as healthcare, finance, life sciences, and manufacturing.

4. GlobalFoundries plans to invest $16 billion to expand semiconductor manufacturing and advanced packaging capabilities at its facilities in New York and Vermont.

5. NVIDIA is reportedly planning to begin mass production of its China-specific B40 chip as early as June.

6. According to the latest report from TrendForce, PC DDR4 module contract prices are expected to rise by up to 18% in Q2 2025.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Chinese COF packaging company Sichuan Sunda Electronics has entered bankruptcy liquidation. The company has pledged to resolve all outstanding salary and social insurance payments by June 5.

2. BYD plans to nearly triple the size of its dealership network in South Africa next year.

3. Kiinghelm/Slkor has launched a bilingual (Chinese-English) global interview series titled "Cheering for Domestic Semiconductors, Supporting Manufacturing." The campaign documents entrepreneurs’ personal journeys and insights. Song Shiqiang stated, "Telling China's story, promoting Chinese culture, and showcasing Chinese products are missions we have always upheld."

4. Goke Microelectronics has acquired a 94.366% stake in SMIC Ningbo to strengthen its production capabilities in specialty process foundries such as high-end filters and MEMS.

5. Actions Technology has launched its next-generation, high-performance AI-Party Speaker SoC product — the Actions® ATS288X.

6. Xinhuazhang, in collaboration with the EDA National Innovation Center, has released “ChatDV,” a large digital chip verification model based on proprietary IP.

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