International Tech News:

1. Applied Materials has announced that due to the impact of the US-China chip ban, it has been forced to suspend equipment maintenance services for some customers in mainland China, resulting in a potential $400 million loss in revenue this year.

2. The White House has released a major investment policy memo under its "America First" initiative. This policy shift is significant in its scope and impact, particularly the restrictions on bilateral investment with China, drawing global attention.

3. The AAC 2025 International Connection Technology Conference and Wire Harness World Annual Meeting, themed "Connect. Collaborate. Smart Manufacturing," will be grandly held at the Shanghai International Procurement Exhibition Center on March 6-7, 2025.

4. The Electric Drive Transportation Association, representing American automakers and electric vehicle charging companies, is urging the U.S. Department of Transportation to quickly restart a $5 billion electric vehicle infrastructure plan.

5. Recently, Kinghelm Electronics (www.kinghelm.com.cn) Sales Director Deng Haifeng, Sales Manager Yang Bo, and other representatives from the Shenzhen headquarters visited the Kinghelm production base in Luzhai, Guangxi. General Manager Song Shiqiang praised their service quality and work efficiency, while also congratulating and rewarding the base’s achievements in the "Three 'Xis'" and "Five 'S' Upgrades."

6. Recently, three major semiconductor projects in Zhuhai, Kunshan, and Wuhan, each worth billions of RMB, have made significant progress.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Tongfu Microelectronics has completed the acquisition of a 26% stake in Jinglong Technology held by Jingyuan Electronics, with the transaction amounting to 1.378 billion yuan.

2. SMIC Equipment (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is constructing a research, development, and production base, as well as a Southwest headquarters project, with a total investment of approximately 3.05 billion yuan.

3. The Huamao Composite Ceramic Refractory Integrated Recycling Project has a total investment of 2.47 billion yuan. Once fully operational, the project is expected to produce 300,000 tons of silicon carbide and its finished products annually.

4. Panasonic Group will invest an additional 120 million yuan to build a new semiconductor packaging materials factory, which is scheduled to break ground in Fengxian, Shanghai, in July this year.

5. Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.net)/Slkor Microelectronics Sales Manager Peng Ke received 17 payments in a single day, for which the company awarded him 2,000 yuan.

6. A chip packaging and testing project, with a total investment of 5 billion yuan, has officially landed in Qingshan Lake Science and Technology City in Hangzhou. The project aims to achieve an annual production capacity of 6 billion chip packages and supporting components.

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