Mitsubishi Motors has announced the end of its engine production operations in China, effectively terminating its joint venture with local partners. This marks the company’s complete withdrawal from automotive manufacturing activities in the country, following its 2025 exit from full vehicle production. The decision reflects the changing landscape of China’s automotive market amid the growing dominance of electric vehicles (EVs).

With industrial-control application demand warming up and DDR4 market prices rising, industrial-control memory vendor Innodisk’s operations in 2025 have improved. Revenue has grown for six consecutive months, and the first-half revenue reached a record high. With the third quarter revenue and gross margin maintaining positive growth, the second half of 2025 has a chance to outperform the first half, and full-year 2025 could break a new high.

Samsung Electronics is reportedly pushing back the mass production of its next-gen high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips to 2026, signaling a more cautious rollout amid ongoing DRAM redesign efforts.