Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in a leaked email that the company plans to increase the production of electric vehicles in the fourth quarter of this year by nearly 20% from the previous quarter to achieve total production in 2020. Reach the goal of 500,000 vehicles. Musk said in a new email sent to the company’s employees that I think Tesla will be able to produce 500,000 electric vehicles in 2020. He said in this email, “Since Tesla was founded, we have been able to achieve the goal of more than 500,000 electric vehicles for the first time. This will undoubtedly be difficult, but it is also very exciting. 16 years When I founded Tesla, I never thought we would achieve such a great achievement. However, due to your hard work and unique creativity, we actually have the opportunity to produce 500,000 cars within a year. ” Musk said that to achieve Tesla’s full-year production target for this year, the…

On October 4, Zhengzhou Foxconn iDPBG (digital product business group) released a news about “Partner Plan Bonus Plus”. The news stated that internally recommended job applicants had been employed for more than or equal to 90 days and had valid attendance for 55 days. Foxconn will issue a one-time payment of 10,000 yuan. In addition, when the job applicant has been employed for one month, the person who introduced the job will also receive a 500 yuan bonus. According to the China Securities Journal, there are business groups such as iDPBG and iPEBG in the Foxconn Zhengzhou Airport factory. iDPBG is a department that assembles mobile phones and is currently assembling iPhone 12. The above “rewarded” job applicants’ news shows that Apple and Foxconn have an urgent need for iPhone12 shipments. Also eagerly waiting for Huawei fans. It is reported that Huawei Mate40 series will be released on October 15th, and the National Bank version will be postponed to October…

The original Toshiba Storage announced its listing after losing four consecutive fiscal quarters last year, but the listing process was twists and turns. Kioxia, which was originally scheduled to go public on October 6, suddenly suspended its IPO a week ago. At this time, it was rumored to go public at the end of the year. According to the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, the world’s second-largest flash memory chip manufacturer, KIOXIA of Japan, will soon reapply for listing, seeking an IPO on the Tokyo Stock Exchange as early as December. In response, a Kioxia spokesperson stated that the company hopes to “consider the best time to go public.” Once successfully listed, Kioxia will create the largest IPO case in Japan this year. The company announced its listing plan in March as early as March, and will raise 347 billion yen (about 3.3 billion US dollars at the time) through an IPO. At the end of August, Kioxia further stated that it…

Samsung Electronics released its forecast for the third quarter of 2020 earnings on Thursday. The company expects its third-quarter revenue to reach 66 trillion won (approximately US$57 billion), an increase of 6.45% from the same period last year, and exceeding the 63.25 trillion won (approximately US$54.67 billion) expected by analysts; Operating profit was 12.3 trillion won (approximately US$10.6 billion), an increase of 58.1% over the same period last year, and also exceeded market expectations of 10.5 trillion won (approximately US$9.07 billion). Analysts said that the reason why Samsung’s operating profit increased so much in the third quarter may be due to the strong recovery of smartphone sales and the boosting effect brought by Huawei’s snapping up of memory chips. The profit of Samsung’s smartphone business accounted for one-third of last year’s total profit. As the demand for mobile phones rebounded after the new crown pneumonia epidemic suppressed sales in the first half of 2020, the profit of this business may…

Rene Haas, president of Arm’s intellectual property product division, a British chip design company, said that even if acquired by Nvidia, the company will continue to use a “firewall” to ensure that its new owner does not have access to the confidential information of Arm customers. , And will not be exposed to Arm’s product plans in advance. Nvidia’s $40 billion acquisition of Arm will reshape the global semiconductor industry because the latter has long played a neutral role, providing intellectual property licensing to Apple, Qualcomm and other chip companies. Nvidia promised to retain Arm’s business model of publicly authorizing the company’s technology in the entire chip industry. But because it takes years for a chip to change from an idea to an actual product, Arm customers often disclose information about future plans when discussing authorization with them. Haas said: “We will maintain a confidential firewall between the two companies, and we will not let Nvidia enter in advance.” But…