International News:

1. Turkey has announced an additional 40% tariff on both Chinese electric vehicles and fuel-powered cars, effective from July 7th.

2. According to TrendForce, NVIDIA will negotiate chip prices with TSMC for next year, which is expected to boost TSMC's revenue and profit margins.

3. Intel has released the Intel 3 process Xeon 6 efficiency core processor, empowering data centers with improved energy efficiency.

4. According to industry sources in South Korea, the number of partners in Samsung's MDI (Multi-Die Integration) Alliance has increased from 20 last year to 30 this year.

5. STMicroelectronics announced plans to establish a comprehensive large-scale manufacturing base focused on 8-inch silicon carbide (SiC) power devices in Catania, Italy.

6. South Korean local semiconductor manufacturer EYEQ Lab has officially begun construction of the country's first 8-inch silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductor factory in Busan.

China News:

1. Chinese researchers have developed an injectable ultra-gel ultrasound sensor, with their findings published in the international academic journal Nature.

2. In Q1 2024, China's semiconductor equipment procurement reached $12.52 billion, marking a year-over-year growth of 113% and maintaining the top position for the fourth consecutive quarter.

3. Since its launch a month ago, the AI large model chatbot on Slkor's (www.slkoric.com) WeChat public account has been rapidly and accurately addressing inquiries, receiving widespread acclaim.

4. On June 7th, MediaTek announced its May revenue of NT$42.151 billion, showing a monthly increase of 0.29% and an annual increase of 33.53%.

5. According to data released by the General Administration of Customs of China on June 7th, from January to May this year, the country imported a total of 213.65 billion integrated circuits, representing a year-over-year growth of 14.9%.

6. Microsoft recently released its first large atmospheric foundation model, Aurora, heralding a new era of high-precision weather forecasting.