Global Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. LG Innotek has successfully developed “copper pillar” technology for semiconductor substrates and has begun mass production.

2. Intel is gradually exiting the automotive sector and is laying off "most" of its employees in the field.

3. On June 26, Yindawei's stock surged more than 4%, with its market value increasing by $156 billion overnight, reclaiming the title of the world’s most valuable company.

4. Belgian company Swave Photonics has secured an additional €6 million investment from Samsung Ventures and other institutions to develop holographic display chips.

5. After announcing plans to sell, chip design company Ambarella saw its stock price skyrocket by 21% in a single day.

6. Rapidus has formed a strategic partnership with Siemens Digital Industries Software to jointly develop semiconductor design and manufacturing processes for the 2nm process node.

China Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. Chen Feng, CEO of Arm Technology, attended the Summer Davos Forum, discussing innovation in the tech industry and global development.

2. Xiaomi's YU7 car is now on sale, with prices starting at ¥253,500, and within the first 3 minutes, 200,000 units were pre-ordered!

3. Recently, Slkor’s product development department unveiled the company’s first smart terminal product, marking a significant step forward in Slkor’s application solution development.

4. Haier is entering the integrated circuit equipment market and has completed a strategic equity investment in Shanghai Xinshi Electric Co., Ltd.

5. Qizhong Technology announced that its self-developed flip-chip packaging and testing process project will achieve mass production by July 2025.

6. China’s self-developed next-generation general-purpose processor, the Loongson 3C6000, was officially launched in Beijing.