华勤技术在广东成立云创科技公司 注册资本5亿元
4月17日，企查查APP显示，近日，广东普睿云创科技有限公司成立，法定代表人为周才庆，注册资本5亿元，经营范围包含：电子专用材料研发
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Apr
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Apr
机构：到2027年中国将占显示设备支出的84%
由于OLED需求增加，显示器设备投资将会增加。尤其是中国大陆在OLED设备投资中所占份额预计将达到77%，因此有望紧追在OLED技术方面领先的韩国。
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Apr
友达：面板厂不会赴美设厂，因为设厂一定亏钱
4月17日消息，面板厂友达光电董事长彭双浪16日表示，以目前环境来看，面板厂不会赴美设厂，因为设厂一定亏钱，做愈多赔愈多；美国总统川普既然以平衡贸易逆差为由，课对等关税，建议可向美采购核电设备来平衡逆差。
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Apr
歌尔股份在潍坊成立智能科技公司，注册资本7000万
天眼查App显示，4月8日，潍坊歌尔智能科技有限公司成立，法定代表人为战嘉瑾，注册资本7000万人民币，经营范围含智能控制系统集成、电子元器件制造、电子产品销售、可穿戴智能设备制造、可穿戴智能设备销售、音响设备制造、音响设备销售、移动终端设备制造、半导体器件专用设备制造等。
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Apr
一季度中国智能手机市场增长3.3% 显著高于全球平均增速
根据国际数据公司（IDC）全球季度手机追踪报告的初步数据，2025年第一季度全球智能手机出货量同比增长1.5%，达到3.049亿部。
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Apr
XPeng’s Turing AI chip nears launch, with cars, drones, and bots in pipeline
XPeng Motors plans to begin mass production of its proprietary AI chip, “Turing,” in the second quarter of 2025, with deployment across all of its vehicle models. The chip may also power autonomous flying vehicles and robots developed by XPeng’s affiliated ventures, according to reports from the South China Morning Post and Sina Finance.
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Apr
Tariffs, trust, and tech: Nvidia’s high-stakes gamble with Trump
(Editor’s note: Nvidia has disclosed Tudesday that the U.S. government has imposed new export restrictions on its H20 AI chip bound for China)
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Apr
Taiwan’s chip dominance faces new test as Trump targets tech reshoring
Donald Trump’s evolving trade policies could introduce significant uncertainty for global economies and supply chains, including those of the United States. Taiwan’s semiconductor and AI server industries may encounter heightened pressure if the U.S. pursues more assertive trade negotiations aimed at reshaping the sector’s global landscape.
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Apr
XPeng launches self-developed AI chip in 2025 X9 model
On the evening of April 15, XPeng held a global strategic launch event in Hong Kong to announce its automotive strategy for the AI era and unveiled the 2025 XPeng X9. Chairman and CEO Xiaopeng He stated that the 2025 X9 sets a new benchmark for smart mobility with 496 technical upgrades and 35% new components.
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Apr
Tariff exemptions spur urgent orders, but capacity and cost pressures cloud US smartphone outlook
The US’s recent decision to exempt 20 categories of goods—including notebooks, smartphones, tablets, and processors—from tariffs has sparked a wave of urgent procurement among upstream manufacturers. However, the relief has done little to ease broader concerns among brand operators, who continue to grapple with rising component costs and weakening consumer demand. Industry sources warn that these pressures could lead to significant shifts in smartphone market share across North America in 2025.