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``` On the eve of the US AI Summit, SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won met again with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang. The two sides had in-depth discussions on cooperation directions such as next-generation memory development and AI infrastructure investment, reaffirming a long-term partnership and further strengthening the deep binding of both

``` As its business in China continues to face pressure, Stellantis has appointed a key figure to oversee China and the Asia-Pacific region. On July 23, Stellantis Group announced that, effective August 3, 2026, Xin Tianshu will serve as Head of China and Asia-Pacific for Stellantis Group, reporting directly to the

Geopolitical conflicts continue to escalate alongside worsening weather in key production areas in Europe and the US, further intensifying market concerns about tightening global supply. International grain prices continue to approach three-year highs. According to Bloomberg’s report on Friday, the most active wheat futures in Chicago rose again, increasing

``` The competition for AI infrastructure continues to intensify, but the market focus is no longer limited to GPU performance. Instead, it is shifting toward a reassessment of the entire computing system. A research report released by Barclays on July 23 believes that the biggest signal from AMD's Advancing

``` SpaceX is making an unprecedented strategic gamble, as the rocket giant has begun refusing exclusive Falcon 9 launch orders for 2028 and beyond, halted production of some non-reusable components, and is fully betting on the Starship rocket, which has yet to enter commercial operations. On Friday, Bloomberg, citing sources familiar

``` SK Hynix is accelerating the deployment of next-generation memory technology, extending the battlefield from high-bandwidth memory (HBM) to the field of 3D-stacked DRAM for edge AI. SK Hynix has recently launched recruitment for 3D-stacked DRAM-on-Logic design engineers through its North American subsidiary in San Jose, USA. This move marks the

``` Author | Huang Yu Over the past decade or so, the imaging industry has experienced two major revolutions. The first was the smartphone, which used computational photography to reshape the traditional camera industry. The second was handheld gimbal cameras, action cameras, and drones, bringing Chinese companies like DJI and Insta360 to