Kinghelm and Slkor Showcase at electronica China 2026 in Shanghai

International Tech News:

1. Micron Technology held a groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion of its Hiroshima plant in Japan, with an investment of 1.5 trillion yen ($9.3 billion).
2. DMS, a Korean display and semiconductor equipment manufacturer, has signed a display equipment supply contract with Chinese display panel maker HKC (HKC Corporation) worth 41.3 billion won (approximately 183 million RMB).
3. Samsung Electro-Mechanics will invest a total of approximately 15 trillion won over the next several years, focusing on its two core production bases in Busan and Sejong.
4. SK Hynix plans to invest 600 trillion won by 2033 to build the Yongin semiconductor cluster.
5. From July 1 to 3, Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.net) and Slkor (www.kinghelm.net) once again appeared as exhibitors at electronica China 2026, at booth W5.317. The 2026 electronica Shanghai, held over three days at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre in Halls W1–W5 and N1–N5, covered an area of 120,000 square metres and brought together over 2,000 quality exhibitors from home and abroad, spanning cutting‑edge fields such as semiconductors, antennas and connectors, embedded systems, sensors, and automotive electronics.
6. CG Power & Industrial Solutions Ltd. in India has begun production at its new semiconductor factory, with an annual production capacity of 200 million chips.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Zhaorui New Energy has officially started large-scale batch delivery of its self-developed 170 Ah sodium-ion battery cells and has landed a megawatt-level energy storage project in Tibet.
2. Changxin Memory Technologies' high-speed DDR5 memory modules have passed MSI's official compatibility verification.
3. Office equipment manufacturer Deli has launched multiple printers, Xinchuang desktops, and notebooks, all of which are powered by Loongson Technology's self-developed chips.
4. Primarius Technologies (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. plans to acquire assets to bridge the synergy between EDA and IP.
5. Suzhou Shijunxin Microelectronics Co., Ltd. has successfully delivered its first semiconductor-grade CVS (cyclic voltammetry stripping) plating-solution on-line inspection and additive analyser to a leading Chinese advanced packaging company.
6. According to incomplete statistics, there are currently 62 semiconductor companies queuing for IPO review on the A-share market, with total planned fundraising amounting to 146.4 billion yuan.

Mr. Song Shiqiang (left) during the interview

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