Samsung eyes Chinese DRAM sourcing to cut costs, expand budget-phone share in China
China speeds up 4 new cars a day, intensifying shakeout
China’s blistering pace of new-car launches — expected to average four new vehicles a day in the first half of 2026 — is shifting from a market-winning tactic to a key driver of industry reshuffling and shakeouts, intensifying cutthroat competition in the auto market.
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LG Energy Solution sues EVE Energy in US over cylindrical battery patents
LG Energy Solution has filed patent infringement proceedings against Chinese battery maker EVE Energy in the US over cylindrical lithium-ion battery technologies, seeking relief through both the US International Trade Commission and the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
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Apple, Micron’s clash over CXMT puts White House in the middle
Memory module maker Apacer warns 2027 DRAM supply could fall 70%
EYEQ Lab completes 200mm SiC line validation with yield above 90%
South Korean power semiconductor maker EYEQ Lab has completed mass-production validation of its dedicated 8-inch, or 200mm, silicon carbide (SiC) line in Busan, achieving an average yield above 90%, ET News reported, citing industry sources.