Global Tech News

1. U.S. Department of Justice Proposes Chrome Browser Divestiture
The DOJ has urged Federal Judge Amit Mehta to mandate Google to sell its Chrome browser, aiming to tackle antitrust concerns.

2. Tesla Debunks FSD Robotaxi Rumors in China
Tesla has dismissed reports that it plans to authorize SAIC to operate Robotaxi services using its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in China.

3. Samsung’s NRD-K Semiconductor Facility Gears Up for 2025 Launch
Samsung has started equipment installation at its NRD-K R&D complex, with a full operational target of mid-2025 and a total investment of $15 billion by 2030.

4. Microchip CEO Announces Retirement
Ganesh Moorthy, CEO of Microchip, will retire, with former Chairman Steve Sanghi set to return to his previous role.

5. NVIDIA Teams Up with Google Quantum AI
NVIDIA is collaborating with Google Quantum AI to advance next-generation quantum computing technologies.

6. STMicroelectronics and Hua Hong Partner on MCU Chips
ST and Hua Hong Semiconductor are set to produce 40nm microcontroller chips locally in China.

China Tech Updates

1. Loongson to Release 3C6000 Server Chips in 2025
Loongson Zhongke has announced plans to launch its 3C6000 series of server chips, targeting a 2025 release.

2. HuaXin Microelectronics Produces First 6-Inch GaAs Wafer
HuaXin Microelectronics has successfully developed its first 6-inch Gallium Arsenide HBT wafer, marking a milestone for the Guangdong provincial project.

3. MiTuo Extortion Case Turns Criminal
The Changsha MiTuo case has transitioned from civil to criminal proceedings. SacoMicro CEO Song Shiqiang offers a $1 million reward for evidence against MiTuo and Yang Haijun.

4. Chinese Tech Giants Establish AI Teams in Silicon Valley
Alibaba, ByteDance, and Meituan are building AI teams in Silicon Valley, aiming to recruit top talent from the U.S.

5. Alibaba Cloud Wins Prestigious World Internet Award
Alibaba Cloud’s AI-driven cloud computing infrastructure has been recognized at the 2024 World Internet Conference with the Leading Technology Award.

6. TSMC Secures Major Clients for 2nm Chip Foundry
TSMC continues to dominate the semiconductor market, attracting key customers for its upcoming 2nm chip production ahead of mass rollout.

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