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    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    ASML posts strong results, eyes growth amid China curbs and tariff concerns
    ASML reported robust second-quarter earnings, with sales rising 23% year-over-year to EUR7.69 billion (US$8.94 billion), driven by upgrade demand and cost efficiencies. While tariff impacts were milder than expected, the company remains restricted from selling its top-tier EUV tools to China, despite signs of easing geopolitical tensions and renewed chip shipments by US rivals
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    Why Nvidia, Samsung, Qualcomm are all knocking on Xiaomi's door
    The parade of power players to Lei Jun's door tells a story. Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang have all made the pilgrimage to meet with Xiaomi's founder and CEO during their China visits. This isn't a coincidence — it's recognition of where the real gravity now lies in China's innovation landscape
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    Dixon's new deals with Chinese firms test India's evolving stance on FDI post-Galwan
    India's Dixon Technologies has signed two new agreements with Chinese firms, a joint venture and an acquisition, in a move that could test the central government's evolving approach to foreign direct investment (FDI) from China following the Galwan Valley clash in 2020. These deals bring Dixon's total tie-ups with Chinese partners to five, each awaiting FDI approval by the Indian government
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    China Mobile taps Unitree, AgiBot in US$17 million state-backed robot deal
    China is pushing large-scale adoption of humanoid robots by directing state-owned enterprises to ramp up procurement. In one of the biggest deals so far, China Mobile (Hangzhou) Information Technology, an arm of China Mobile, awarded a CNY124 million (US$17.2 million) contract in June 2025 to Unitree Robotics and AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics), according to reports from Southern Metropolis Daily, SCMP, and STAR Market Daily
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    Nissan to close two plants in Japan; ongoing talks with Foxconn for future transformation
    Nissan announced on July 15, 2025, that its Oppama plant will cease production by the end of fiscal year 2027. Vehicle manufacturing operations will be transferred to Nissan Motor Kyushu located in Fukuoka Prefecture. Subsidiary Nissan Shatai's Shonan plant is also scheduled to stop production by the end of the fiscal year 2026
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    Samsung wins early US trade ruling against BOE in iPhone OLED dispute
    The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has issued a preliminary ruling in favor of Samsung Display, backing the South Korean company's allegations that Chinese rival BOE Technology misappropriated OLED trade secrets. If upheld, the decision could disrupt BOE's supply of OLED panels for Apple's iPhones, injecting fresh uncertainty into the global smartphone supply chain
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    Uber, Baidu relaunch robotaxi race: what it means for autonomous mobility's next chapter
    Uber Technologies is accelerating its global robotaxi expansion through a landmark multiyear alliance with China's Baidu Inc. This renewed partnership, rekindling ties from a strategic investment over a decade ago, positions both companies at the forefront of the intensifying autonomous vehicle race
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    From decline to recovery: Japan's semiconductor lessons for South Korea
    Facing mounting challenges at home and intensifying global competition, South Korea's semiconductor industry is at a crossroads. Now, a growing chorus of experts is urging Seoul to draw lessons from an unlikely source: Japan
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    Semco pushes thinner chip capacitors to chase AI server boom
    Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co. (Semco) is ramping up development of advanced multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCC) as demand surges from artificial intelligence (AI) servers and automotive systems, betting that breakthroughs in ceramic powder technology will give it an edge over Chinese rivals
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    Hanmi Semiconductor says hybrid bonders too costly for HBM4, HBM5 production
    Hanmi Semiconductor's chairman dismissed hybrid bonder equipment as impractical and too expensive for next-generation high-bandwidth memory production, as the South Korean company defends its market-leading position against rising competition
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    China steps up the ADAS race: Horizon Robotics locks in full Journey 6 series to take on Nvidia
    Horizon Robotics, widely seen as China's answer to Nvidia, has marked a key milestone in its automotive AI chip rollout. The company's new entry-level processor, Journey 6B, completed power-on and passed functional tests just 23 minutes after packaging, underscoring both rapid validation and manufacturing readiness
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    US chip policy reversal boosts AMD and Nvidia, ties AI sales to rare earth trade with China
    The US has cleared AMD and Nvidia to resume sales of AI chips to China, marking a major shift in tech trade policy. The move signals a softening stance on export controls and could ease tensions between Washington and Beijing amid rising demand for AI semiconductors
    Wednesday 16 July 2025
    Lee Jae-yong’s global sprint: Samsung chair courts partnerships in US, China, and Japan

    Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong returned to South Korea on July 14 following a whirlwind trip to the exclusive Sun Valley Conference in Idaho, marking his fourth publicly disclosed overseas trip of 2025. With each of his international visits increasingly tied to strategic business talks and next-generation growth sectors, industry watchers are closely tracking what may emerge from his latest excursion

    Tuesday 15 July 2025
    Nvidia's continued H20 chip sales to China will benefit Samsung, SK Hynix
    Nvidia has received approval from the US government to resume exports of its H20 graphics processing unit (GPU) to China, CEO Jensen Huang confirmed during a July 15, 2025, interview with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV
    Tuesday 15 July 2025
    Nvidia regains China access as Trump reverses H20 ban, but at what cost?

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is engaging in a high-stakes diplomatic and commercial push across Washington and Beijing, positioning artificial intelligence (AI) as a defining force for global industries and innovation. And for now, his efforts appear to be yielding results

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    AI Applications, Innovation Empowered! The Fourth GMIF2025 Innovation Summit Successfully Concluded
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