➀ Graphcore, the AI chip designer based in Bristol, is set to add 75 new jobs, increasing its workforce by 20% to approximately 450 people. ➁ The roles span various disciplines such as silicon design, hardware, datacenter infrastructure, software, and AI research. ➂ Graphcore's CEO, Nigel Toon, emphasizes the company's commitment to being a leading-edge workplace in its field.

➀ Wayve, a UK ADAS developer, has expanded its US operations with an office in Silicon Valley and a driver assistance testing programme in San Francisco and the Bay Area; ➁ This marks Wayve’s first on-road trials outside the UK and a significant step in developing AI software for global vehicle assistance features; ➂ The testing will help Wayve’s AI Driver product expand geographically, building a scalable driving software foundation for diverse conditions across multiple countries.

➀ Linktel Technology showcased several new 800G optical modules including OSFP 2FR4, QSFP-DD XDR8, and QSFP-DD 2FR4, along with its latest 1.6T solution, attracting wide discussion and attention from industry customers and visitors; ➁ The company's product line has been enriched with 800G products and solutions for data centers, with new 400G products added; ➂ Linktel has been investing in R&D, releasing products like 400G/800G silicon photonics solutions, 800G LPO, and LRO products, aiming to enhance network efficiency and stability in data centers; ➃ Linktel has established long-term partnerships with global data center operators and has expanded its global presence with manufacturing, R&D, and business centers in multiple locations; ➄ The company has completed the construction of a new headquarters in Wuhan, which is a multifunctional comprehensive park to support production and operations.

➀ Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger outlines the future direction following a board meeting; ➁ Plans to establish Intel Foundry as an independent subsidiary; ➂ Maintains current leadership team and adds independent directors for governance; ➃ Continues Smart Capital approach for financial flexibility; ➄ Adjusts manufacturing expansion plans and delays projects in Poland and Germany; ➅ Expands in Europe through Ireland and maintains commitment to U.S. manufacturing investments.

1. 20 teams selected across various categories; 2. Support includes global exhibition, mentoring, and promotional video production; 3. Special awards from partner companies offer additional opportunities.

1. Micron is planning to increase production of HBM3E memory globally to enhance its market share in the HBM sector. 2. The expansion includes boosting production in Taiwan, expanding R&D operations in the U.S., and initiating HBM3E memory production in Malaysia.