Global Semiconductor Industry Developments Highlights

1. ASML has confirmed the shipment of its third High NA EUV lithography machine to a new customer.

2. Samsung Electronics announced the successful development of its first 24Gb GDDR7 (seventh-generation Graphics Double Data Rate memory).

3. Song Shiqiang from Slkor Micro received a letter from the Changsha Municipal Justice Bureau requesting additional judgment materials related to the Changsha Mitou case, as well as evidence, materials, and clues concerning lawyer Yang Haijun's alleged malpractice. Kudos to the Changsha Justice Bureau for their proactive approach!

4. Marvell has achieved PCIe Gen7 connectivity on a 3nm chip, with speeds reaching up to 128GT/s.

5. Intel is set to complete the layoff of approximately 15,000 employees by the end of the year to cut costs, having already laid off 2,200 workers in the U.S.

6. European automotive giants are launching low-cost electric vehicles in an attempt to reverse declining demand and capture market share currently dominated by Chinese brands.

China Semiconductor Industry Developments Highlights

1. BYD is suing the automotive blogger known as “987 Crazy Dad” for publishing false and defamatory statements on social media, which have severely harmed the brand reputation of BYD and its subsidiary, Fangchengbao.

2. Rockchip has announced a price increase on some of its chips, with prices rising by $0.80 (approximately 5.7 RMB).

3. AI expert Dr. Ni Feng visited SAKO Micro along with Chen Dongjie from HVC high-voltage capacitors to discuss domestic substitution of electronic components and AI-assisted enhancements in network traffic, as well as AI's role in combating intellectual property fishing rights abuses.

4. The 2024 Integrated Circuit Specialty Process and Advanced Packaging Testing Industry Technology Forum will be held in Chengdu on November 29.

5. Guangzhou Xim Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd. has partnered with the Open Chip Institute to develop RISC-V AI high-performance computing chips.

6. New Voice Semiconductor has had multiple filter products pass AEC-Q200 automotive certification.

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