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The chip market landscape may be on the verge of a sudden upheaval. On May 25, 2026, He Tingbo, President of Huawei’s Semiconductor Business Unit, introduced a new concept: “Tao (τ) Law,” sparking waves across the industry. As Moore’s Law reaches its limits, Huawei appears to have found

``` On the 26th, Brent crude oil surged in the short term, currently up more than 3%. According to reports, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired at U.S. drones and fighter jets that entered its airspace. Continuously updating… Risk Warning and DisclaimerThe market has risks; investment needs caution. This article

``` Hawkish voices within the European Central Bank are once again intensifying. Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel made it clear that regardless of how the situation in the Middle East develops, the ECB should raise interest rates in June, stating that the current magnitude and persistence of the energy shock has

``` The futures market has already surged three times. In March, Guinea’s mining minister first hinted at brewing export controls, leading to a jump in alumina futures; in April, rumors of “implementation starting April” triggered another surge; in May, the news fermented again, and futures reacted for a third time.

``` China's embodied intelligence and humanoid robot industry are undergoing a critical evolution in technical architecture. The accelerated integration of vision-language-action (VLA) models with world models is driving the industry toward commercial reality, but the scarcity of high-quality, real-world data remains the core bottleneck restricting large-scale deployment. According to

``` After Huawei proposed the "Tao (τ) Law," the semiconductor investment narrative is shifting from purely pursuing geometric process miniaturization to "time scaling" and system-level collaborative optimization. The latest views from Guosheng Securities, Huatai Securities, and CITIC Securities all point to a consensus: advanced process, advanced packaging,

``` Intel is accelerating the commercialization of glass substrates. Meanwhile, forces from South Korea, China, and elsewhere are making simultaneous efforts, officially igniting a race to become the world's first mass producer of glass substrates. On May 26, according to technology media TrendForce citing Forbes, Intel’s factory in