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1. Tesla recalls some imported and domestically produced Model 3 electric vehicles, totaling 127,785 vehicles
Cailianshe reported on April 7 that according to the State Administration for Market Regulation, starting from April 7, 2022, Tesla will recall some imported and domestically produced Model 3 electric vehicles with production dates between January 11, 2019 and January 25, 2022, totaling 127,785 vehicles (including 34,207 imported Model 3 vehicles and 93,578 domestically produced Model 3 vehicles).
Source : State Administration for Market Regulation
The power semiconductor components of the rear motor inverter of the vehicles within the scope of this recall may have slight manufacturing differences. After some vehicles have been used for a period of time, the manufacturing differences of the components may cause the rear inverter to malfunction, causing the inverter to fail to control the current normally. This fault occurs when the vehicle is parked, causing the vehicle to be unable to start; this fault occurs when the vehicle is in driving state, causing the vehicle to lose driving power. In extreme cases, it may increase the risk of vehicle collision and pose a safety hazard. According to information , Tesla has previously recalled its electric vehicles on a large scale many times .
2. CloudWalk Technology is registered on the Science and Technology Innovation Board
According to Cailianshe on April 7, the China Securities Regulatory Commission approved the IPO registration of CloudWalk Technology Group Co., Ltd. on the Science and Technology Innovation Board. According to the process, CloudWalk Technology is about to enter the issuance stage. This is the second company among the "Four Little Dragons of AI" to be listed after SenseTime . Previously, CloudWalk Technology submitted a prospectus for the Science and Technology Innovation Board in December 2020, and after several rounds of inquiries, it was finally approved in July 2021.
Founded in 2015, Yitu Technology is the newest of the “Four AI Dragons”. It was incubated at the Chongqing Institute of Green and Intelligent Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It is known as the “national team” in the field of artificial intelligence and is the first artificial intelligence company to simultaneously build three national platforms and participate in the formulation of national and industry standards.
Among its peers, CloudWalk Technology is one of the few companies that bets on operating systems. Human-machine collaborative operating systems and artificial intelligence solutions are its main revenue components. Its current application scenarios are aimed at four areas: smart finance, smart governance, smart travel, and smart business. It is understood that CloudWalk Technology plans to raise 3.75 billion yuan this time, mainly for human-machine collaborative operating system upgrade projects, Qingzhou system ecosystem construction projects, artificial intelligence solution comprehensive service ecosystem projects, and to supplement working capital.
3. Samsung Electronics releases 2022 Q1 performance report
According to Yonhap News Agency on April 7, Samsung Electronics released its first quarter 2022 performance report, and preliminary verification showed that operating profit in the first quarter increased by 50.32% year-on-year to 14.1 trillion won (about 73.58 billion yuan). Sales increased by 17.76% year-on-year to 77 trillion won, setting a record for a single quarter. Operating profit and sales increased by 1.66% and 0.56% month-on-month, respectively, among which sales set a record for three consecutive quarters.
Samsung Electronics' first-quarter results were better than brokerage expectations, with sales of 75.2 trillion won and operating profit of 13 trillion won. According to analysis, the hot sales of new smartphones and the improvement of semiconductor performance drove its overall performance growth.
4. It is reported that Zhang Jianyong, veteran of NIO's autonomous driving business, will leave the company
According to 36kr on April 7, according to multiple insiders, NIO's veteran autonomous driving expert Zhang Jianyong will leave the company in the near future. Zhang Jianyong is the assistant vice president of NIO's autonomous driving, responsible for the implementation of autonomous driving systems and integration, and reports directly . Since joining NIO, Zhang Jianyong has experienced the construction of NIO's autonomous driving R&D system from 0 to 1, as well as the delivery of the first and second generation autonomous driving platforms. Prior to this, he worked at SAIC and participated in SAIC's autonomous driving development work .
Sources revealed that Li Bin personally presided over a department staff meeting regarding the departure of veteran Zhang Jianyong, expressing his gratitude for Zhang's contribution to NIO. After leaving NIO, Zhang Jianyong plans to start a business in the automotive chip project, and Li Bin also expressed a clear investment intention. It is understood that the autonomous driving system team under Zhang Jianyong has a size of nearly 400 people, and his departure will also trigger the reintegration of NIO's entire autonomous driving team.
5. Japan plans to build its first domestically produced quantum computer in 2022
Kyodo News reported on April 7 that the Japanese government recently compiled a draft of the new strategy "Quantum Future Society Vision (tentative name)", proposing to build the first quantum computer capable of ultra-high-speed computing within this year and to build quantum technology research bases at four locations in Japan, including Tohoku University. The Japanese government will make a decision as soon as this month.
It is understood that another goal of the strategy is to increase the number of domestic quantum technology users to 10 million by 2030. To this end, Japan will improve the use environment of quantum computers and strive to utilize them in multiple fields such as medical care, new material development and finance.
6. European patent application rankings in 2021: Huawei tops the list
According to the latest statistics released by Xinhua News Agency on April 6, the European Patent Office received 16,665 patent applications from China in 2021, once again setting a new record for the number of Chinese patent applications to the European Patent Office, an increase of 24% year-on-year, the highest increase among the 30 major patent application countries.
In terms of corporate rankings, Huawei topped the 2021 European Patent Office corporate patent application rankings, with a total of 3,544 patents, ahead of South Korea's Samsung and LG. OPPO, ZTE, Baidu, Xiaomi and Tencent are also in the top 50 of this ranking. The European Patent Office said that patent applications in the fields of digital communications and computer technology grew rapidly in 2021, indicating that all industries are undergoing digital transformation.
Source: European Patent Office website
7. Sensirion launches SEN50 and SEN55 environmental sensor solutions
According to the news from Xinshiye on April 7, Sensirion launched the SEN50 and SEN55 environmental sensor solutions for measuring various relevant environmental parameters. As a simple and convenient sensor solution platform, the SEN50 and SEN55 environmental sensor modules can be easily integrated into various applications, saving product time to market and reducing costs for indoor air quality solution manufacturers.
Sensirion's environmental sensor modules are designed for indoor air quality applications. The SEN50 environmental sensor module is part of the SEN5x series and is specifically designed to accurately measure particulate matter. In addition to particulate matter, the SEN55 can also detect other environmental parameters such as volatile organic compounds, nitrogen oxides, and temperature and humidity.
8. Changrong Electric completes strategic financing
According to China Investment Network on April 7, Changrong Electric, a sensor R&D and manufacturing company, completed strategic financing, with Yingke Capital as the investor. It is understood that Changrong Electric is a sensor R&D and manufacturing company specializing in the R&D and manufacturing of motor sensor protectors, current sensors, motor controllers, drivers, and inverters. Its products are widely used in motors, household appliances, new energy, automobiles and other fields.
At present, the company has provided a full set of technical solutions and high-quality products such as protectors, controllers, and current sensors to more than 80% of the world's refrigeration compressor factories.
9. Ningmou Technology received a new round of investment
According to the "Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily" on April 7, the machine vision chip developer Ningmou Technology has undergone industrial and commercial changes, with its registered capital increased to 1.2287 million yuan, and added Zibo Lanpu Moore Venture Capital Partnership (Limited Partnership) under Lanpu Venture Capital as a shareholder. According to Zhihuiya data, Ningmou Technology and its affiliated companies currently have more than 10 patent applications, 100% of which are invention patents, mainly related to artificial intelligence, image sensors and other fields.
It is understood that Ningmou Technology is a startup company that closely combines visual sensors and embedded artificial intelligence with machine vision chips and platform solutions. The company has established R&D centers in Silicon Valley, USA and Hangzhou, China, and is committed to using leading technologies such as computer vision and AI to provide innovative machine vision chips and solutions for security monitoring, unmanned driving, etc.
10. India's three major operators jointly prevent non-telecom companies from participating in 5G auctions
Sina Technology reported on April 7 that India's Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea have jointly prevented non-telecom companies from building their own private 5G networks and excluded them from the country's upcoming spectrum auction. According to the Financial Express, due to potential revenue threats, operators have threatened that if non-telecom companies are allowed to participate in the 5G auction, they will not enthusiastically participate in the process.
One operator executive said companies may have an unfair advantage because they would not be subject to the conditions of the Department of Telecommunications. In February, the Indian government detailed plans to hold a 5G auction later this year. While Indian companies may be interested in building their own private 5G networks, the radio frequency experience and physical assets involved may make working with operators a more viable option.
11. Synopsys launches the industry's first cloud-based SaaS solution
According to the China Business Times on April 7, Synopsys has launched a new cloud-optimized electronic design automation (EDA) deployment model, which brings flexibility to chip and system design through a single-source, pay-as-you-go approach.
It is reported that Synaptics Cloud provides cloud-optimized design and verification products through Microsoft Azure's pre-optimized infrastructure, which can cope with the higher interdependence in chip development. With the SaaS approach, customers can directly obtain cloud computing resources and any Synaptics design and verification products that support the cloud through a pay-as-you-go approach.
12. Toyota uses low-cost cameras to develop autonomous driving technology
Sina Technology reported on April 7 that Toyota Motor's Woven Planet has joined Tesla in trying to advance autonomous driving technology without using expensive sensors such as lidar. Woven Planet said that the company was able to collect data with low-cost cameras and effectively train its autonomous driving system. They hope that this breakthrough will help reduce costs and expand the scale of technology.
Tesla has been using cameras to collect data from more than 1 million cars on the road to develop its self-driving technology. It is reported that the cameras used by Woven Planet are 90% cheaper than the sensors used previously and can be easily installed on small passenger cars. The company said that using most of the data from low-cost cameras has improved the performance of the system to a similar level as when the system was trained exclusively using high-cost sensor data.
Source: Sina Technology
13. Samsung and ABB collaborate to expand their smart home application SmartThings
C114 Communication Network reported on April 6 that according to foreign media reports, Samsung has partnered with ABB to expand its SmartThings application to more homes and buildings. According to Park Changyu, head of Samsung's Internet of Things business, SmartThings has helped the company create a "smart home appliance ecosystem" to make homes smarter and more efficient.
ABB brings its partners the ABB-free@home automation system, which can control systems in residential and commercial buildings, including detection, communication and climate systems. Samsung said the integration of Samsung SmartThings and ABB-free@home will create a "one-stop shop for IoT solutions" for monitoring building technology. The two companies also plan to develop cloud-to-cloud integration to give customers of both products broader access and control.
14. Neusoft Reach and SemiDrive Technology reach strategic cooperation
According to 36Kr news on April 7, Neusoft RichAuto and CoreDrive Technology signed a strategic cooperation agreement. The two parties will carry out in-depth cooperation in the field of automotive intelligent technology and products.
According to the agreement, the two parties will jointly explore the next generation of high-performance, high-reliability and high-security domain control products based on Neusoft RichAuto's technological accumulation in automotive basic software, intelligent networking, autonomous driving and electrification, and CoreDrive Technology's advantages in chips and chip solutions.
15. Mojo Vision releases AR contact lens Mojo Lens prototype
According to the "Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily" on April 7, the US AR/VR startup Mojo Vision recently released a prototype of its new AR contact lens, Mojo Lens.
Mojo Vision is a global leader in AR contact lenses, which was developed by Mojo Vision in 2019. The company has developed a 14,000 PPI micro-LED display (the company calls it "the world's smallest and most pixel-dense micro-LED display"), a low-latency communication system, and a precise eye tracking system.
The content of this article is compiled from the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily, C114 Communications Network, Commercial Times, Sina Technology, Cailianshe, Yonhap News Agency, Kyodo News, Xinhuanet, China Investment Network, Core Master, 36Kr, etc. It is for communication and learning purposes only. If you have any questions, please contact us at info@gsi24.com.
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