International News:

1. Elon Musk has promised that Tesla will begin "limited production" of Optimus robots in 2025, with plans for "over 1,000 robots working at Tesla next year." This announcement has garnered significant attention.

2. Media reports indicate that Samsung's 3nm process node SF3E has limited application scope, leading tech giants to turn to TSMC, whose 3nm production capacity is now in high demand.

3. The American law firm Levi & Korsinsky has accused Intel of failing to properly disclose massive losses in its wafer fabrication department in its 2023 performance report, sparking legal controversies.

4. IBM and a Japanese research institute have developed the next-generation quantum computer with 10,000 qubits, which is 75 times more powerful than current quantum computers.

5. The Biden administration is reportedly considering further restrictions on China's access to chip technology used for artificial intelligence, specifically targeting a chip architecture known as Gate-All-Around (GAA).

6. Intel is reportedly pausing the expansion of a major factory project in Israel, which was originally planned to receive an additional $15 billion investment, leading to uncertainties about the project.

China News:

1. Recently, China's low-orbit broadband satellite internet achieved a communication network trial verification in Thailand, marking the first time China's low-orbit broadband internet has gone abroad and been implemented overseas.

2. China Mobile recently launched the first 800G hollow-core fiber transmission technology trial network in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Dongguan, signifying another major breakthrough in high-performance optical communication technology.

3. SLKOR and Kinghelm's Kingdee digital system has been fully upgraded, further improving corporate governance and management levels, striving to develop into an international enterprise.

4. Data from JATO Dynamics shows that Chinese car brands sold 13.4 million new cars last year, surpassing the 11.9 million units sold by American brands such as Ford and Chevrolet, demonstrating impressive performance.

5. According to the latest market survey by IDC, it is expected that by 2028, the annual shipment volume of AI PCs in China will be 60 times that of 2024, indicating significant growth potential in the AI PC market in the coming years.

6. The team under Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) predicts that the semiconductor industry output value in Taiwan province will exceed NT$5 trillion in 2024, showing strong development momentum in Taiwan's semiconductor industry.