International Tech News:

1. Micron has begun sampling its 192GB SOCAMM2 memory module to customers. Compared to the first-generation SOCAMM, the new product offers a 50% increase in capacity and more than 20% improvement in DRAM die-level energy efficiency.
2. OpenAI, Oracle, and Vantage Data Centers have announced plans to build a large-scale data center campus called “Lighthouse” in Wisconsin.
3. According to Korean media reports, Samsung Electronics is developing an artificial intelligence modem chip for satellite communications.
4. Anthropic will spend tens of billions of dollars to purchase one million AI chips from Google to train its next-generation Claude AI models.
5. Texas Instruments’ CC27xx-Q1 series wireless MCUs have officially received Bluetooth SIG certification, becoming the world’s first automotive-grade product line certified for Bluetooth® 6.0 Channel Sounding and now in mass production.
6. On October 24, it was reported that memory suppliers such as Samsung and SK Hynix will continue to adjust their quotations for customers in Q4 this year. Prices for both DRAM and NAND products are expected to rise by up to 30%.

Domestic Tech News:

1. United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) announced the launch of its 55nm BCD process platform, which includes Non-EPI, EPI, and SOI technologies.
2. The Lead Intelligent Semiconductor LiDAR and Sensor Industrialization Project, with a total investment of 5 billion yuan, has officially commenced production in the Dezhou Tianqu New Area.
3. Slkor (www.slkormicro.com) and Kinghelm(www.kinghelm.net) Electronics are participating in the “Domestic Brand Sample Coupon Giveaway” event organized by LCSC Electronics!
4. The Zhengzhou High-tech Zone Management Committee and Maxec Electronics will jointly build an 8-inch and 12-inch large-diameter silicon wafer production base, with a total investment of approximately 7 billion yuan.
5. SemiDrive Technologies has officially started mass production of its flagship E3 series MCU, the E3650, which has also passed the AEC-Q100 Grade 1 reliability certification.
6. The founding team of Yanchip Micro has successfully developed a high-precision, scalable analog matrix computing chip based on its proprietary tantalum-based resistive memory (ReRAM) technology.