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紫光展锐启动IPO辅导;英特尔将关停汽车业务;H20等显卡租赁价格“腰斩”…一周芯闻汇总(6.23-6.29)
芯世相·2025-06-30 04:29

Core Insights - The semiconductor industry is experiencing significant growth driven by AI demand, with forecasts indicating a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7% from 2024 to 2028, reaching a monthly capacity of 11.1 million wafers by 2028 [8] - The global semiconductor wafer foundry market is projected to generate $72.29 billion in Q1 2025, reflecting a 13% year-on-year increase, primarily due to surging demand for AI and high-performance computing chips [8] - A severe talent shortage is anticipated in the semiconductor industry, with an estimated shortfall of around 1 million skilled professionals by 2030, impacting various regions including the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific [9][10] Industry Trends - Unigroup Zhanrui has initiated IPO counseling, aiming to list on the A-share market [12] - Intel is shutting down its automotive business, laying off most employees associated with this segment, as part of a strategic refocus on core client and data center products [13] - Micron Technology has issued a strong revenue forecast of approximately $10.7 billion for Q4, significantly exceeding analyst expectations, driven by increasing demand for high-bandwidth memory components [14] Market Dynamics - The rental prices for certain graphics cards have halved compared to their peak earlier in the year, indicating a downturn in the computing power rental market [15] - DDR4 chip prices have surged, with the average price for a 16Gb DDR4 chip reaching $12, while the same capacity for DDR5 is priced at $6.014, marking a historical first where an older generation's price exceeds that of the latest specifications by 100% [15] Future Projections - The global memory market is expected to reach $200 billion by 2025, with high-bandwidth memory (HBM) revenue projected to nearly double to around $34 billion, driven by AI workloads and strategic shifts in the industry [10] - By 2026, it is estimated that one-third of smartphone chips will utilize advanced 2nm/3nm processes, reflecting the growing demand for enhanced processing capabilities [10] Technological Advancements - Rapidus has formed a strategic partnership with Siemens to develop design and manufacturing processes for 2nm semiconductors [12] - Chinese researchers have made breakthroughs in new semiconductor photovoltaic materials, addressing performance issues in perovskite solar cells [16]