Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. Apple’s Custom Wi-Fi Chip Expected to Debut in iPhone 17 Pro.

2. Elon Musk Predicts Human-Like Robots Could Outnumber Humans by 2040, with Over 10 Billion Units – Musk believes the market potential of these robots could eventually surpass that of Tesla’s automotive business and Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology.

3. U.S. Government Encourages Intel to Consider Merger with Competitor AMD – This comes as Intel faces severe financial difficulties in recent months.

4. Gartner Predicts 20.5% Growth in Global Memory Market Revenue by 2025 – Revenue is expected to reach $196.3 billion.

5. Song Shiqiang’s Open Letter Gains Attention Across the Web – The SLKOR Micro (www.slkormicro.com) founder’s powerful letter, “Open Letter from Huaqiangbei’s Mr. Song to Hunan Tongseng Law Firm Yunyi Law Firm and Central South University,” is widely shared.

6. Samsung Expands Use of Qualcomm Snapdragon Chips, Especially in Flagship Models

China Semiconductor Updates

1. TSMC May Raise Prices for 3nm Process and Advanced CoWoS Packaging – A new report from Morgan Stanley suggests potential price increases.

2. The 26th China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF) to Be Held November 14-16 in Shenzhen – Event will take place at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (Bao’an Hall).

3. China Now Produces Over 70% of the World’s Lithium Batteries – The country maintains a strong lead in the global market.

4. Xiaomi SU7 Production Expected to Reach 24,000 Units Monthly by November-December

5. Chongqing Jingfan Optoelectronics’ First Wafer Production Line Launches – This marks China’s fourth and Chongqing’s first LCOS chip packaging and testing production line.

6. World Advanced to Begin 12-Inch Wafer Production, Plans for New Plant – Expected to reach full capacity in five years with annual revenue between NT$50 billion and NT$100 billion.

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