A US source and an Israeli source say Prime Minister Netanyahu, fighting for political survival ahead of Tuesday's election, has pressed US President Trump for increased public support. The US source said the White House views Netanyahu’s aggressive lobbying as a "sign of desperation" and believes it signals he knows he is trailing. The US source said Netanyahu spoke to Trump twice in the past three days and asked him to reinforce last week’s support post on Truth Social, even drafting suggested

At an Oct. 24 earnings briefing, DianKe Siyi said it will launch a higher‑frequency, higher‑performance vector network analyzer (VNA) and a series of PCB test solutions at the Shenzhen Semiconductor Expo. The company is shifting PCB offerings from R&D and OEM lab use toward automated production‑line testing to meet high‑volume manufacturing needs. Revenue from production‑side PCB testing is currently small. High‑speed PCB automated testing for 112G/224G requires DianKe Siyi’s VNA and software algorithms plus external fixtures/test stands; the company said it will co‑develop those external capabilities with partners. PCB test coverage includes insertion loss, impedance and dielectric constant, and current sample validations are broadly in line with expectations.

Singapore PM Wong pledged increased support for workers and families and said the government will step up efforts to secure energy supplies and attract investment amid rising global uncertainty. Speaking at the People’s Action Party conference, Wong said major semiconductor firms are keen to expand in Singapore and artificial intelligence companies are establishing operations. He acknowledged growth’s benefits remain uneven—some workers are struggling with rising living costs and others worry about job security—and said the government must ensure growth translates into better living standards for all Singaporeans.