Global Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. China may introduce its first national-level RISC-V support policy.

2. The global RISC-V chip market is expected to reach a size of $92 billion by 2030, with the Chinese market accounting for $25 billion and a compound annual growth rate exceeding 40%.

3. The semiconductor team at Zhongke Semiconductor has launched the first GaN-based programmable embodied robot power system chip, which is primarily used in multi-joint embodied robots and intelligent equipment.

4. TI has announced the release of the world's smallest microcontroller (MCU), the MSPM0C1104, with a size of just 1.38 square millimeters!

5. "Kinghelm Launches New Products, Including High-Speed Connectors, and Seeks Global Agents and Channel Partners!" has been widely republished by media outlets such as Yicai, Tech Info Circle, and Home News! Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.com.cn) has introduced the KH series of compact and precision-engineered connectors, which feature multiple high-speed pin configurations and cable outlet options, effectively saving PCB space. They also come with numerous pins, are easy to assemble, and offer various matching cables and board-end bases. Additionally, customized connection solutions are available based on customer needs.

6. Semiconductor technology is rapidly evolving towards higher performance, interdisciplinary applications, and quantum-based approaches, providing essential support for future information technology and industrial transformations.

China Semiconductor Industry Updates

1. A research team from Peking University has made a breakthrough in atomic-level dislocation climbing dynamics in GaN epitaxial films, with their findings published in Physical Review Letters.

2. The Beijing Institute of Quantum Information Science, in collaboration with a Finnish research team, has successfully developed a multi-modal photoacoustic quantum memory based on single-crystal silicon carbide films, achieving a world record with a quantum information storage duration of 4035 seconds.

3. The ten most representative semiconductor chip companies in Hangzhou include PingTouGe Semiconductor, Silergy Corporation, JWAT Microelectronics, Bibo Semiconductor, Dixin Technology, Jinghua Microelectronics, Lianyun Technology, Silan Microelectronics, Shengyuan Data, and Wango Technology.

4. The Zhuhai Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology has issued a "Notice on Soliciting Public Comments on the Revised 'Policies for Promoting the Development of the Integrated Circuit Industry in Zhuhai.'"

5. TSMC's CoWoS monthly capacity is expected to reach 75,000 wafers by the end of the year.

6. Lian Microelectronics plans to invest in a "96 million 12-inch silicon epitaxial wafer production project" at the Nanhu High-tech Industrial Park in Jiaxing City, with a total investment of 1.23 billion RMB.