1. Changxin Memory's profit margin surpasses that of Samsung and SK Hynix.
2. Murata, a leading MLCC manufacturer, halts production of some consumer-grade and automotive-grade products.
3. TSMC accelerates 1.4nm fab construction, with mass production expected in the second half of next year.
4. TSMC's revenue in August 2026 reached NT$514.806 billion, a year-on-year increase of 53.3%.
5. Reports indicate that Qualcomm and Samsung Electronics' wafer foundry negotiations have stalled due to price disagreements.
6. SK Hynix aims to use its High NA EUV technology for DRAM mass production by 2028.
7. Loongson Technology: Expects to supply logic silicon wafers to memory manufacturers for HBM memory production in the first half of next year.
8. Kioxia's CEO stated that "memory prices have risen enough," shocking the market by putting the brakes on NAND price increases.
9. The Bank of Korea issued a warning regarding derivatives linked to South Korean chip manufacturers. 10. Hubei: Focus on key technologies such as optical communication, high-end chips, and BeiDou high-precision positioning, and promote original innovation in cutting-edge fields such as artificial intelligence, embodied intelligence, and quantum technology.
