President Trump’s helicopter experienced a flight-safety incident in Washington on the 4th. The White House said there was no threat to personal safety. The FAA has opened an investigation. Trump flew from outside the White House on Marine One to Joint Base Andrews, then transferred to Air Force One for a flight to Los Angeles.

Aug 5 — Dongshan Precision said reports of a 'Micron module ban' are market noise and that it will continue to monitor overseas regulatory developments. The statement followed investor queries on the Shenzhen exchange interactive platform asking whether subsidiary Solas Optoelectronics could still supply North American customers if the reports proved true and asking for the mass‑production timetable at its Thailand plant. Dongshan closed at 188.83 yuan/share on Aug 5, up 5.44%.

Korean IT outlet Digital Daily reports Apple sought cuts to LPDDR5X and other mobile DRAM prices for next‑generation iPhones and smart devices, but China’s CXMT rejected the request, saying its quotes will not fall below Samsung and SK Hynix. CXMT’s stance reflects capacity locked by long‑term, high‑price contracts with Huawei and Xiaomi, removing the need to concede to Apple. At the same time Samsung and SK Hynix are reallocating capacity to higher‑value AI/storage products — HBM4, LPCAMM2 and enterprise SSDs — tightening supply of general‑purpose DRAM and supporting price rises; CXMT’s refusal adds further upward pressure on commodity DRAM prices.