International Tech News:

1. The Japanese government has unveiled a $693 million initiative aimed at attracting overseas talent in artificial intelligence and semiconductor research.

2. NVIDIA recently announced that it has selected Micron Technology as the first mass-production supplier for its next-generation memory solution, SOCAMM.

3. Reports indicate that due to the discontinuation of DDR4 production by Samsung and Micron, spot prices for the latest 8Gb and 16Gb DDR4 DRAM have surged by nearly 8% in a single day.

4. The newly released "2025 Hurun Top 30 Foreign Manufacturing Investors in China" ranks Foxconn, Volkswagen, and Samsung as the top three investors.

5. In response to soaring 2nm wafer costs, Samsung is considering using Chinese materials in its S26 series OLED panels to reduce component expenses.

6. A leading European Tier 1 automotive parts supplier is reportedly planning to sell its 6-inch SiC wafer fab located in Europe.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Zhou Jiguo, Chairman, and Xiong Yuhong, Secretary-General of the ECAS (Electronic Components and Supply Chain Branch of the China Information Industry Chamber of Commerce), have been actively visiting member enterprises. Recently, they visited Shenzhen Nanguan Logistics Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Sinoxin Electronics Co., Ltd., and Anxinyi E-Commerce (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.

2. Brands such as TE, Molex, Murata, and Yageo are participating in the element14 618 promotion event. Customers placing online orders over RMB 1,200 will receive a 15% discount.

3. Yesterday, the Slkor (www.slkormicro.com) team held a public welfare event in Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen, handing out umbrellas to pedestrians braving the rain—a heartfelt gesture that drew widespread attention and praise.

4. According to Peking University Chongqing Institute of Carbon-based Integrated Circuits (PKU-CIIC), China's first carbon-based IC production line has officially begun mass production in Chongqing.

5. Shanghai ChipWave and Yuntian Semiconductor have jointly delivered over 10 million units for their 3D Glass / PD single-item mass production project.

6. Southchip Technology has launched the SC3601, a self-developed 190Vpp piezoelectric micropump driver chip. The chip enables low-power liquid cooling for mobile smart devices.

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