Semiconductor Industry Updates

    1. Intel Expands Chengdu Packaging and Testing Facility: Intel has announced an expansion of its packaging and testing base in Chengdu, China.

    2. Apple Increases Investment in China: Apple is ramping up its investment in China, committing $20 billion over the next five years to green and smart manufacturing initiatives.

    3. Google to Launch AI for Computer Control: Google plans to introduce an AI that can control computers, with a preview version expected as early as December.

    4. Trump Claims Taiwan Has Taken US Chip Industry: Donald Trump asserts that Taiwan has effectively seized nearly 100% of the US chip industry and suggests that the US should collect "protection fees."

    5. Jabil to Invest $275 Million in India: Jabil is set to invest $275 million to expand its manufacturing facilities in India.

    6. Apple Fails to Meet Indonesia's Investment Requirements: Apple has not fulfilled Indonesia's investment criteria, resulting in a ban on the sale of the iPhone 16 in the country.

China Semiconductor Updates

    1. Domestic 7nm Advanced Autonomous Driving Chip "Xingchen-1" Lights Up: The domestically developed 7nm high-end autonomous driving chip, "Xingchen-1," has successfully powered on.

    2. Hive Energy to Close European Operations: Hive Energy plans to shut down its European operations by January 2025, marking a reduction in overseas business for Chinese companies amid escalating trade disputes and declining EV sales in Europe.

    3. Victims of Fishing Scam Make Progress: Victims of the Mito fishing scam across the country have successfully pressured two law firms in Hunan to remove information related to the case from their websites just before a scheduled court hearing.

    4. Chipbond Precision Delivers Second 12-Inch Wafer Thinning Machine: Chipbond Precision has successfully delivered its second ultra-precise 12-inch wafer thinning machine.

    5. AUO Builds Advanced Micro LED Production Line: AUO is constructing the world’s most advanced 4.5-generation Micro LED production line, expected to begin mass production by 2025.

    6. First Domestic Solid-State Battery Production Line Goes Live: The first domestic solid-state battery production line has been launched, with a target capacity of 200 megawatt-hours.

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