Global Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. Reports suggest that LG Electronics is considering relaunching the initial public offering (IPO) of its Indian subsidiary as early as September.

2. Texas Instruments will invest over $60 billion in Texas and Utah to build and expand up to seven 300mm wafer fabs.

3. Tesla's next-generation AI5/HW5 Full Self-Driving (FSD) chip has entered mass production.

4. Marvel has unveiled a 2nm custom Static Random Access Memory (SRAM), further expanding its custom technology platform.

5. OpenAI founder Sam Altman revealed that GPT-5 is expected to launch this summer.

6. Meta Platforms and Broadcom's jointly developed next-generation AI-specific integrated circuit chip, MTIAT-V1, has entered its mass production countdown and is expected to launch as early as Q4 2025.

China Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. Alibaba will open its second data center in South Korea by the end of June.

2. Ruisi Zhixin has launched a new event sensor, the ALPIX-Maloja, featuring the innovative IN-PULSE DiADC architecture.

3. Slkor' TikTok account SLKOR01 showcases the company and its products in full, with 13,100 followers, 48,500 likes, and over 150,000 views per video, contributing to SLKOR's international brand development!

4. One of China’s “Four Little Dragons” in the GPU sector, Moore Threads, completed its listing counseling on June 10 and is now in the "counseling acceptance" phase.

5. China Mobile has released two fully domestically-produced satellite communication chips, CM6650N and CM3510.

6. The Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics has successfully developed the "Meteor-1" ultra-high parallel optical computing integrated chip, achieving a photon computing prototype system with parallelism greater than 100.