International Tech News:

1. At the 2025 Intel Technology Innovation and Industry Ecosystem Conference, Intel announced that its 18A process has entered mass production at the Fab 52 facility in Arizona.

2. GlobalFoundries has announced the acquisition of Singapore-based silicon photonics chip maker AMF, making it the largest pure-play silicon photonics wafer foundry in the world.

3. Chipmaker STMicroelectronics has launched its first 18nm microcontroller (MCU), the STM32V8, designed for high-performance applications.

4. In the first month following the launch of the iPhone 17 series, Apple's iPhone sales in China saw a 22% increase.

5. Microsoft announced the launch of Azure Cobalt 200, a next-generation Arm-based CPU designed specifically for cloud-native workloads.

6. According to reports, driven by the global DRAM shortage and the AI boom, memory market prices have been soaring. The price of a 16GB DDR5-5600 memory stick from Samsung Electronics has more than tripled in the past three months.

Domestic Tech News:

1. Jinruihong Microelectronics has invested 2.26 billion yuan to build a "180 million pieces per year 12-inch heavily doped substrate wafer project" in its existing factory.

2. Tower Semiconductor has launched a new CPO wafer fabrication technology based on the Sipho and EIC optical platforms.

3. To strengthen the foundation and empower its business, Chief Engineer Qin Xianghong of Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.com.cn) provided product knowledge training on filters to the sales team this morning, contributing to the company’s long-term development.

4. Domestic photoresist maker Hengkun New Materials saw its stock price surge by 310% on its first day of trading, pushing its market value past 27.7 billion yuan.

5. Xiaomi's total revenue for the third quarter of 2025 was 113.1 billion yuan, with income from innovative businesses such as smart electric vehicles and AI reaching 29 billion yuan.

6. NaXinMicro has released the next-generation linear position sensors, the MT911x and MT912x series.