International Tech News:

1. The U.S. Department of Defense has once again wielded the sanctions stick, adding 134 Chinese companies, including chip manufacturers ChangXin Memory Technologies, Yangtze Memory Technologies, and SMIC, to its so-called blacklist of companies collaborating with the Chinese military.

2. NVIDIA and Qualcomm are considering shifting part of their 2nm process orders from TSMC to Samsung, citing "capacity and cost considerations."

3. A revolutionary breakthrough has emerged in the field of artificial intelligence: the introduction of a new algorithm for "Automated Search for Artificial Life" (ASAL) enables AI to autonomously discover entirely new artificial life forms.

4. Global smartphone shipments in 2024 are projected to approach 2 billion units, with mainland China expected to produce about 1.7 billion units and export nearly 1.4 billion units.

5. Song Shiqiang's powerful article, "Mitop Information Extorts Linyi Mitop: CEO Forced to Negotiate in Changsha Again, with Recordings of Nie Gang (Part 5)", has been released on SLKOR Microelectronics' official website (www.slkormicro.com). Huaqiangbei's "Song Shiqiang" continues to expose the truth about Changsha Mitop's extortion tactics!

6. NVIDIA closed at $149.43 per share on January 6, up 3.43%, with a market capitalization of $3.66 trillion, challenging the title of the world's most valuable company.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Guo Yufeng, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and Vice President of Phytium CPU, has proposed several new suggestions for talent development in China's integrated circuit industry.

2. Lei Jun has clarified that Xiaomi's total investment in automotive R&D is approaching 30 billion yuan, excluding the reuse of Xiaomi Group's existing capabilities.

3. MediaTek's next-generation Dimensity 9500 chip will adopt the N3P process.

4. From 2023 to 2027, China will see 41 wafer fabs commence production, including 34 12-inch fabs and 7 8-inch fabs.

5. The current price of TSMC's 3nm wafers has reached as high as $18,000, more than three times higher than a decade ago.

6. Kinghelm Electronics (www.kinghelm.net) has released Top 20 "Core" News of 2024 (Part 1), featuring highlights such as:

●"2024 Kinghelm Spring Festival Essay Contest": Li Jianhui Wins "Best Creativity Award"

●Kinghelm/Salkormicro Hosts the Second "Hometown Food Festival"

●"Chuan-Yu Tongxin Night": Song Yuanming Stars in Award-Winning Program "Descendants of the Dragon"

●Product Training for New Colleagues by Song Yuanming

●"Scientific Project Management" Training Drives High-Quality Development

●Successful ISO9001 Management System Recertification

●Strategic and Industry Trend Training by Song Shiqiang

●Record-Breaking 2024 and Optimism for 2025

●Single-Day Revenue Exceeds 1 Million Yuan

●General Manager Song Shiqiang's Visit to Guangxi Luzhai Production Base

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