International Tech News:

1. NXP acquires Austrian automotive software developer TTTech Auto for 4.6 billion.

2. The Japanese government spends 160 billion yen to support the chip design industry.

3. The Netherlands will expand semiconductor equipment export controls starting April 1, with more types of technology subject to national authorization requirements.

4. The United States issues a ban, prohibiting American companies from selling or importing smart connected vehicles, hardware, and software systems from China and Russia.

5. According to IDC, PC shipments will exceed 251 million units in 2024.

6. German robotics company Neura Robotics announces completion of 120 million euros in funding, with nearly 1 billion euros in orders.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Muxi Integrated Circuit plans an A-share IPO and has completed the listing guidance filing.

2. The integrated circuit output in Guangdong Province is expected to grow by 21% in 2024, accounting for 18% of the national total.

3. Breaking News! The Judicial Bureau of Yuhua District, Changsha City, has responded to Slkor's Song Shiqiang, confirming the acceptance of the report against the actual controller of Mituo in Changsha, the so-called "National Fishing Extortion Master" and lawyer Yang Haijun from Hunan Tongsheng (Changsha) Law Firm. This is a small step for the authorities but a big step for justice, which could mark a turning point in the escalating intellectual property and extortion cases. Tens of thousands of victims nationwide can contact 0731-85815630 Long Di to submit evidence of the illegal activities of the Mituo Yang Haijun and Liu Bo gang, preventing them from developing into a Myanmar-based telecom fraud group that could lead to a social disaster!

4. Jielifang Semiconductor invests about 6.9 billion HKD to build its first wafer plant in Hong Kong, with plans to officially start production in 2026.

5. TSMC advances panel-level packaging technology, with plans to establish a pilot line by 2026.

6. The semiconductor advanced manufacturing industrial park project in Xinmi City, Zhengzhou, is about to begin construction, with a total investment of 15 billion RMB.

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