Global Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. Crusoe plans to purchase approximately $400 million worth of AI chips from AMD to enhance its computing power.

2. Intel announced that it will begin layoffs in mid-July, with reports indicating that 20% of the layoffs will be in China.

3. According to reports, Samsung Electronics failed to pass the third certification for Nvidia’s 12-layer HBM3E chips in June 2025 and plans to attempt the fourth certification in September.

4. It is rumored that the iPhone 17 Pro series, launching this fall, will feature Apple’s self-developed Wi-Fi 7 chip.

5. Samsung will use RGB MiniLED-LCD technology to trial-produce a 115-inch RGB MicroLED TV.

6. AMD officially launched the Instinct MI350 series AI accelerators based on the CDNA 4 architecture, which have been significantly improved in performance, efficiency, and scalability.

China Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. Jingxu Semiconductor’s high-frequency filter chip production project, with a total investment of 1.68 billion RMB, is entering its final stage, with completion and operation expected in July.

2. Huike and Dixon have submitted an application to the Indian government for a joint investment of 4 billion rupees to build an LCD module factory in India.

3. Kinghelm holds a “Sales Training” session every Friday, where experienced salespeople share tips and experiences to help the team enhance its sales abilities.

4. Saiwei Electronics sold a 45.24% stake in Swedish Silex for 1.783 billion RMB.

5. Global sales of new energy vehicles surged 24% in May, with sales in the Chinese market reaching 1.02 million units, breaking the one-million mark.

6. Yintang Smart Control launched a MEMS vibrating mirror laser micro-display module and has pioneered its commercialization in mobile consumer scenarios.