International News:

1. Alan Estevez, the Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security at the U.S. Department of Commerce, will visit Japan and the Netherlands to urge both countries to impose more restrictions on China's semiconductor sector.

2. In March this year, Samsung officially approved the "GPU Investment Proposal." This marks Samsung's first public announcement of an investment in the GPU field since 2012.

3. STMicroelectronics has released a new 6-axis inertial measurement unit (IMU) called ISM330BX.

4. H3C has announced a strategic partnership with Foxconn to jointly build H3C's first overseas factory in Malaysia.

5. According to TrendForce's 2023 global SiC power device revenue ranking, STMicroelectronics continues to lead with a 32.6% market share.

6. Energy research and consulting firm Wood Mackenzie has released the "2024 Global Photovoltaic Module Manufacturers Ranking," with Trina Solar ranking second on the list.

China News:

1. A research team from Shanghai Jiao Tong University has observed superconductivity in electron-doped single-crystal graphene for the first time, with their findings published in Nature.

2. The Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.net) official WeChat account has launched an AI large model robot developed by Dr. Ni from Tsinghua University, which answers questions in real-time with quick responses.

3. According to media reports, China has built the world's largest charging infrastructure system, with a total of 9.92 million charging stations nationwide as of the end of May this year.

4. According to Nikkei Asia, TSMC is researching a new advanced chip packaging method that will use rectangular substrates to replace traditional circular wafers.

5. According to a post on the official WeChat account of the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), China's first industrial nuclear steam supply project, the "Heping-1" project, has been completed and put into operation.

6. The "China New Generation Artificial Intelligence Technology Industry Development Report 2024" has been released, showing that the number of AI companies in China has exceeded 4,000.