International Tech News:

1. CoreWeave (CRWV-US), a cloud computing AI infrastructure provider, has signed a long-term agreement worth approximately $21 billion with Meta Platforms (META-US). Under the deal, it will provide cloud computing support through 2032.

2. Intel’s foundry business has successfully developed an ultra-thin gallium nitride (GaN) chip with a thickness of only 19 micrometers (μm).

3. Apple has agreed to exclusively source foldable smartphone OLED panels from Samsung Display over the next three years. The agreement has a duration of three years.

4. Samsung Electronics reported Q1 2026 sales of 133 trillion KRW, up 41.73% quarter-on-quarter and 68.06% year-on-year.

5. Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.com.cn) core product strengths lie in RF coaxial connectors and antennas. Its best-selling models include KH-IPEX-K501-29, KH-SMA-K513-G, KH-SMA-KE-Z, KH-SMA-KWE17-G, KH-MMCX-Z, KH-IPEX4-2020, KH-SMA-KE-Z48H, KH-BNC50-3511, and KH-SMA-P-8496, meeting a wide range of connectivity needs from communication base stations to IoT modules.

6. TrendForce forecasts that in Q2 2026, overall DRAM contract prices will continue to rise quarter-on-quarter by 58% to 63%, while NAND Flash contract prices will increase by 70% to 75%.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Zhaoming Semiconductor held the commissioning ceremony and order signing conference for its "Project to Produce 100 Million Photonic Devices Annually," with a total investment of 2.65 billion yuan in the project.

2. In 2025, Shanghai Vital Microtech Co., Ltd. achieved a revenue of 1.852 billion yuan, marking a significant year-on-year increase of 218.50%.

3. Seyond Holdings Ltd. shipped approximately 181,400 LiDAR products in the first quarter of 2026, representing a year-on-year increase of approximately 340%.

4. Shenzhen Huaqiang stated that the rapid development of AI is driving an overall upturn in the electronic components industry.

5. Alibaba and China Telecom announced the construction of a data center in Shaoguan, Guangdong Province, China, dedicated to artificial intelligence (AI) training and inference, equipped with 10,000 self-developed Zhenwu AI chips.

6. Australian company Ideas Group will purchase a total of 1,600 "Xiaozhu Autonomous Vehicles" from Chinese company Youjia Innovation, primarily for deployment in the Australian and Southeast Asian markets.

 

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