Samsung Electronics said it has developed a UFS 5.0 universal flash storage product built on ninth-generation V‑NAND (V9) and optimized for edge AI. The device delivers 10.8 GB/s transfer bandwidth, with sequential read at 10.8 GB/s and sequential write at 9.5 GB/s. Bandwidth is roughly double that of UFS 4.1, aimed at faster processing of very large data volumes.

June 22 — Moore Threads released GPU driver v340.150. The update expands platform compatibility by adding support for systems without Resizable BAR, improves Blender’s Vulkan backend and Vulkan video codec support in FFmpeg, and applies game-specific optimizations. A highlighted change implements low-level compatibility fixes to stabilize operation on older CPUs and motherboards lacking Resizable BAR, aimed at improving gaming, content-creation and productivity use cases.

At the morning close, Chinese futures main contracts were mostly lower. Shanghai silver fell nearly 5%; coke dropped more than 4%; liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and Shanghai tin slipped over 3%; low-sulfur fuel oil (LU), platinum, fuel oil and asphalt fell about 3%. On the upside, 20# rubber rose more than 1% and soybean No.1 gained nearly 1%.