Global Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. NVIDIA and Huieyu Technology have teamed up to build a new supercomputer using NVIDIA's next-generation chips.

2. NXP plans to shut down four 8-inch wafer fabs and shift to more efficient 12-inch manufacturing.

3. Semiconductor manufacturer ROHM has launched a new SPICE model, "ROHM Level3 (L3)," which enhances convergence and simulation speed.

4. Qualcomm has announced the establishment of an artificial intelligence R&D center in Vietnam.

5. OpenAI has officially released the AI inference model o3-pro and announced a dramatic 80% price reduction for its flagship inference model, o3.

6. Jensen Huang stated that NVIDIA plans to build 20 new artificial intelligence factories in Europe and create the world’s first industrial AI cloud in Germany, equipped with 10,000 GPUs.

China Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. Indie Semiconductor's automotive-grade control chips have surpassed 300 million units shipped in the OEM market.

2. The Chinese Academy of Sciences has launched a full-automated hardware and software design system for processor chips based on AI technology, named "Enlighten."

3. Kinghelm Electronics has received Dun & Bradstreet certification, with the number: 529867077, which will help promote the international expansion of the Kinghelm brand and boost overseas product sales.

4. Famous actors Yan Ni and Hu Ge, among others, were spotted filming in Shenzhen's Huaqiangbei, a renowned global electronics hub, with scenes like delivering takeout and picking up items from counters drawing crowds.

5. According to reports, Dong Mingzhu, the chairwoman of Gree Electric Appliances in Zhuhai, has stepped down as the legal representative and chairperson of Zhuhai Zero Boundaries Integrated Circuits Co., Ltd. In 2018, Dong Mingzhu had announced plans to invest around 50 billion yuan in chip R&D and manufacturing.

6. On June 11, 2025, a Turing chip intended for exhibition was stolen during the "XPeng G7 Global Debut Live" event.