Global Semiconductor Industry Developments Highlights

1. China's Cyberspace Security Association Issues Warning Against Intel
The China Cyberspace Security Association has released a statement highlighting serious concerns regarding Intel's frequent security vulnerabilities, poor reliability, negligence toward user complaints, and the potential misuse of remote management features for user surveillance, including the existence of backdoors that jeopardize network and information security.

2. AMD Launches E-Book on Automotive Innovation
AMD has introduced a new e-book titled "Driving Innovation in the Automotive Industry," which provides insights into the current trends shaping the automotive sector, as well as the technological and manufacturing challenges that accompany these changes.

3. U.S. Eases Export Restrictions on Space Products
The U.S. government has decided to relax export restrictions on American aerospace products, including satellites and their components, facilitating broader international collaboration and trade.

4. Industry Anticipates Trillion Transistors on a Single Chip by 2030
Industry experts predict that the number of transistors integrated into a single chip will reach an astounding one trillion by 2030, reflecting the rapid advancements in semiconductor technology.

5. Justice Department Responds to MiTuo Fishing Case Victims
The Changsha Justice Department has responded to victims of the MiTuo phishing case, initiating the process to revoke the license of lawyer Yang Haijun from Hunan Tongsheng Law Firm and pursuing criminal accountability.

6. Qualcomm Issues Urgent Security Alert
Qualcomm has issued an important security warning regarding serious “zero-day vulnerabilities” affecting up to 64 of its chipsets. Identified as CVE-2024-43047, this vulnerability poses widespread risks to users.

China Semiconductor Industry Developments Highlights

1. TSMC Plans New Factory in Kumamoto, Japan
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has announced plans to begin construction on a second factory in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, in 2024, with production expected to commence by 2027.

2. China's Semiconductor Talent Demand Forecast
According to the China Semiconductor Industry Association, the total talent demand in China’s semiconductor sector is projected to reach approximately 790,000 by 2024, with a shortfall of about 100,000 professionals in chip design and manufacturing.

3. Top 500 Chinese Private Enterprises Revealed
The All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce has released the “2024 China Top 500 Private Enterprises” list, with JD Group, Alibaba (China) Co., Ltd., and Hengli Group Co., Ltd. taking the top three spots.

4. TSMC Becomes Eighth Most Valuable Company Globally
TSMC has emerged as the eighth most valuable company in the world, following tech giants like Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Saudi Aramco, and Meta.

5. Foxconn Acquires Land in Zhengzhou
Foxconn, a subsidiary of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., has announced the acquisition of land use rights for 28,420.03 square meters in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, for 150 million yuan.

6. TSMC Employee Steals IC Chips
A TSMC employee was caught stealing 9,980 IC semiconductor chips from the warehouse during a late-night shift and reselling them, resulting in a financial gain of 710,000 New Taiwan dollars.

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