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07/02/2026
On Semiconductor: It is expected that the expenses incurred by mid-2026 will not result in significant cash outflows.
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6 m ago
Zeiss Greater China headquarters complex in Pudong, Shanghai has begun construction.
11 m ago
The widespread application of artificial intelligence and computer chips in various sectors of the economy is driving the semiconductor industry's revenue to reach 1 trillion U.S. dollars for the first time this year. According to the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), it is predicted that the total sales of the semiconductor industry will reach 791.7 billion U.S. dollars by 2025 and will further increase by 26% in 2026. SIA CEO John Neuffer stated that the speed at which the semiconductor market is surpassing the trillion-dollar mark far exceeds expectations, which is a good sign for the entire business world. The huge demand for new data center computers has brought in substantial profits for companies like NVIDIA, Micron Technology, and other chip manufacturers. This has enabled the industry to continue to exceed growth expectations. Neuffer stated that previous forecasters believed it would take another four years for the industry to reach the trillion-dollar mark.
21 m ago
Trump has always portrayed himself as the main spokesperson for the Republican Party in addressing cost of living issues. Since December of last year, Trump has given five speeches on economic issues, in which he has claimed nearly 20 times that inflation has been controlled or significantly decreased, and nearly 30 times claimed that prices are falling. These statements contradict the close to 3% inflation rate over the past year, and the firsthand experience of voters paying higher prices for necessities. For example, since Trump took office a year ago, beef prices have risen by 18% and coffee prices have risen by 29%. Republican strategists say that giving conflicting information on the issues that voters care most about could damage his and the Republican Party's reputations before the mid-term elections in November, when control of Congress will be tested. Polls show that American voters are deeply dissatisfied with Trump's economic policies.
23 m ago
Xiaomi's robot breaks through the tactile sensing bottleneck.
29 m ago
Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Informatization: In Shanghai, there is no shortage of computing power for good models, no shortage of language data for good applications, and no shortage of chips for good products.
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