Reuters reported on March 24th, Beijing time, Friday, local time, although without the full support of shareholders, Qualcomm's existing 10 directors are still involved in the board election. The shareholders 'torture' successfully rejected Broadcom worth $117 billion. After the hostile takeover plan, the company’s strategy. According to a person familiar with the preliminary voting results of Qualcomm’s shareholders, some of the directors were supported by more than 50% of the shareholders, and some directors’ support was only about 40%.
Set micro-reviews: The completion of the election of the directors, the following Qualcomm management is to do all they can to deal with the various crises facing the company.
2, Samsung executives: Chip industry barriers high Chinese opponents want to go beyond easy
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. said that the company is expected to maintain its leading edge over Chinese rivals in the chip field. 'The chip industry has higher technical barriers than other industries. Overcoming these difficulties requires more than a lot of money,' Samsung's equipment solutions division said. Executive Director Kim Ki-nam said at the shareholders meeting on Friday. PS: Actually, this reflects the rapid progress of domestic independent chips....
Set Micro Comments: It is not easy for China IC to go beyond Samsung. It just takes longer.
3, Toshiba's $18 billion sale of chip business is difficult to complete on time: Or consider IPO
On the afternoon of March 23rd, Beijing time, Toshiba must obtain approval from the Chinese regulatory authorities on Friday before it can sell its memory chip business for $18 billion by the end of March. As a result, the outside world is concerned that the company may not be approved on time and thus forced to Seeking IPO and other options. The company agreed last year to sell its world’s second-largest NAND flash chip maker to a consortium led by Bain Capital in the United States to fill the financial losses of its US nuclear business bankruptcy.
Set micro-reviews: The Ministry of Commerce review mergers and acquisitions had a time limit, Toshiba could not blame China for failing to complete mergers and acquisitions on time.
4, Zhuosung Microelectronics IPO pre-disclosure, profit in the first nine months of 2017 was 144 million yuan
On March 23, the website of the China Securities Regulatory Commission released the Zhuosheng Microelectronics Co., Ltd. prospectus, showing that Zhuosheng Micro entered the IPO approval channel formally. The prospectus shows that the company mainly provides RF switch and RF low-noise amplifiers to the market. Products, used in mobile smart phones such as smart phones, so the target end customers are mainly smart phone manufacturers.
Set Micro Comments: Congratulations, another IC design company entered the IPO channel.
5, Hawking's last paper to prove the existence of a parallel universe
Although Stephen Hawking, a great applied mathematics and theoretical physicist, has died, his research and discovery in the scientific community is still alive and continues to influence the human perspective on the development of the universe. His last paper published before his death may have been It will lay the foundation for the greatest scientific discovery in the 21st century! The title of this paper is titled "A Smooth Exit from Eternal Inflation" and it will withdraw from the eternal expansion!? (Wow, the title of the title must be so difficult!) Provide scientists with a way to discover and prove the "parallel universe" method! !! (Too shocked so I have to give three exclamation points) Parallel universes generally only appear in sci-fi films.
Set micro-reviews: If the parallel universe really exists, what will the world become?
6, Foreign media: The United States officially sued China on the issue of intellectual property rights to the WTO
According to Agence France-Presse, the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office stated in its statement: 'In order to resolve China’s unfair technical practice that violates WTO rules, the United States will take action at the WTO.' The statement accuses China of accusation, saying that China Destruction of WTO rules, including denial of overseas patent holders such as US companies, Chinese companies continue to use technology after the termination of the authorization contract, etc. In addition, the statement also accused China of imposing 'discrimination' clauses on foreign import technology, and China’s policy is not conducive to foreign countries. Technology holders, etc., threatened to 'damage innovators in the United States and around the world'.
Set micro-reviews: In the past few years, Chinese patent applications have risen rapidly. Although there is no shortage of water, they have prepared enough for the United States to make intellectual property claims.