International Tech News:

1. SK hynix has shipped samples of its next-generation DRAM product, HBM4E, to major key customers.
2. SanDisk has introduced the HBF (High Bandwidth Flash) architecture, with a capacity ceiling 8–16 times that of HBM (High Bandwidth Memory).
3. OpenAI will focus its development on building personal AGI assistants to help individuals with daily tasks, work, learning, and exploration.
4. TLVR (Trans-Inductor Voltage Regulator) inductors for AI servers have seen cumulative price increases of 45%–70% in 2026, with some core shortage models surging over 150% in spot prices.
5. Kinghelm Kinghelm Official Websitehot-selling products include: housing connectors (wire-to-board / wire-to-wire) KH-VH-2P-ZK, KH-VH-5P-ZK, KH-VH-4P-ZK, KH-A2557-2X07Y; spring contacts KH-191112-TP, KH-351543-TP; DC power connectors KH-DC-007B-2.1G, KH-DC-005-2.5, KH-DC-012-2.0L; DIP switch series KH-BM2.54-4P, KH-BM2.54-2P, KH-BM2.54-1P, KH-BM-SMT1.27-4P; coin & strip battery connectors KH-CR1220-2, KH-CR2032-2-1, KH-BS1220-2-SMT; slide switches KH-SS12D01-G3-5.0, KH-SS12D11-G5, KH-SS12F17-G5.
6. Momenta is accelerating its Hong Kong IPO process, with a planned fundraising of approximately $1 billion.

Domestic Tech News:

1. A research team led by Professor Li Jiafang from the School of Physics and School of Optoelectronics at Beijing Institute of Technology has successfully developed a programmable million-pixel-scale optical nano “paper-cut” matrix.
2. Leading domestic CPU company Loongson Technology has officially launched the fully self-developed ZK3C60S-W professional workstation based on the “Qianqi” architecture.
3. Zhipu AI’s GLM 5.2 model ranked third globally in the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, marking a milestone for China’s AI development.
4. Hutchison Port Holdings subsidiary Shanghai Hugong Electronics Co., Ltd. has acquired 100% of Kunshan Pujiang Warehouse Facilities Co., Ltd.
5. Transsion Holdings has officially submitted its H-share listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
6. Shenzhen-based Basic Semiconductor is preparing to list on the Hong Kong Main Board.

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