Image source: Life Architect

International News

1. OpenAI's API is currently available in 161 countries and regions, excluding Mainland China and Hong Kong China.

2. The Tensor G5 chip, expected to be used in Google's flagship smartphones next year, will be based on TSMC's 3nm process and has successfully entered the tapeout stage.

3. OpenAI's CTO, Mila Mirali, stated that GPT-5, expected to be released in a year and a half, will possess "doctoral-level" intelligence, describing the leap from GPT-4 to GPT-5 as akin to "the growth from high school to doctoral level."

4. Semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia will invest $200 million in Hamburg to develop and produce next-generation silicon carbide and gallium nitride semiconductors, increasing wafer capacity for diodes and transistors.

5. Qiu Huilin, Director of International Trade at SlkorMicro, attended the Thailand International Machinery Manufacturing Exhibition to enhance interaction with the Southeast Asian market and promote internationalization.

6. AI startup Etched has launched a new Transformer ASIC named "sohu," claiming it is 20 times faster than NVIDIA's H100 GPU.

China News

1. Huawei persists in not entering the automotive sector, transferring the Wanjie trademark to Sales for a total of 2.5 billion yuan.

2. The 3C6000 series processors for servers from Loongson have completed their initial sampling phase, with overall test results meeting expectations, and are scheduled for release in the fourth quarter of 2024.

3. The 10th China OLED Industry Development Forum (CIOF) was held on July 3rd at Meeting Room M37, Shanghai New International Expo Center.

4. On July 1st, Ubtech Beijing reached a cooperation agreement with FAW-Volkswagen to jointly explore the deep application of humanoid robots in industrial scenarios.

5. On June 30th, Huatai's subsidiary Pangu Semiconductor in Jiangsu commenced the multi-chip high-density board-level fan-out packaging industrialization project, with a planned total investment of 3 billion yuan.

6. On July 1st, Shanghai Guona Semiconductor's Haining production base held a grand ceremony for its commencement of operations.

Disclaimer: The above information is sourced entirely from the internet and does not represent the views of this account. If there are any infringements or objections, please contact us for removal.