The Apple Hardware team will focus on five major business segments.

After the hardware engineering and hardware technology departments at Apple were newly integrated, the newly appointed head announced to employees on Monday that the department will be divided into five core business areas. At the same time that John Turner was promoted to CEO of Apple, Jonny Srouji was appointed as chief hardware officer. In an internal email to all Apple employees, he revealed the above organizational adjustments, with the team being split into five divisions: hardware engineering, chip research and development, cutting-edge technology, platform architecture, and project management. This organizational adjustment aims to streamline the department's structure. The hardware system will subsequently add thousands of employees and will be fully responsible for engineering and research and development work on products such as the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and other Apple products. Under Srouji's leadership, Tom Mariboe, who previously worked at Intel and joined Apple in 2019, will take over the hardware engineering department, where he was previously responsible for product quality and hardware reliability-related work; the chip team will be led by senior executive Sri Santhanam; platform architecture will be led by Tim Millet; cutting-edge technology will be led by Zongjian Chen; and Donny Nordhues will be responsible for project management. Srouji also mentioned in the email the succession of Turner to CEO and Tim Cook stepping down, stating that the successor chosen by Cook is the best candidate. He said, "Everyone who has worked with John knows that he is thorough in his thinking and has outstanding capability."
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The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and other departments held a symposium on the photovoltaic industry to deploy the relevant work of regulating the competition order of the photovoltaic industry.

On April 17, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Development and Reform Commission, the State Administration for Market Regulation, the National Energy Administration, and other departments jointly held a symposium on the photovoltaic industry to deploy related work on regulating the competition order in the industry. The meeting emphasized the need to thoroughly implement the work deployment of the Party Central Committee and the State Council on regulating the competition order in the photovoltaic industry, deeply understand the importance and urgency of addressing "internal competition," and solidly promote the work of "anti-internal competition" in the photovoltaic industry. The meeting required strengthening coordinated efforts among departments, continuously deepening the governance work in the photovoltaic industry, vigorously advancing comprehensive governance related to "anti-internal competition", such as capacity regulation, standard leadership, innovation drive, price law enforcement, quality supervision, mergers and reorganizations, intellectual property protection, and promoting high-quality development of the photovoltaic industry. The China Photovoltaic Industry Association, as well as relevant enterprises such as China Huaneng Group, China Datang Group, China Huadian Group, State Power Investment Corporation, State Energy Investment Group, and China National Nuclear Corporation participated in the meeting.
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TSMC, SMIC, and other semiconductor manufacturers respond to the impact of overseas helium supply shortages.

Recently, helium production in some overseas regions has stalled or been subject to export controls, attracting market attention to the potential impact on semiconductor production. Some semiconductor manufacturers have responded to the tightening of overseas helium supply. In the field of wafer foundry, management of TSMC stated at an earnings conference on April 16th that due to factors such as the Middle East situation, the prices of certain chemicals and gases may rise, which could affect the company's profitability. However, it is currently too early to quantify the impact. When a journalist called the securities department of SMIC as an investor, the staff stated that the company has multiple channels for helium supply and that the current supply is normal. In the area of memory chips, regarding the impact of the Middle East conflict on helium supply, a Samsung Electronics representative told journalists that Samsung has been advancing supply chain diversification and has ensured sufficient inventory, expecting minimal short-term impact. SK Hynix responded to journalists saying they could not comment on current conflict-related matters. A semiconductor industry insider told journalists that the overall raw material supply for the domestic semiconductor manufacturing company is currently stable, attributing it to advance contingency plans for tight helium supply and multiple pathways and alternative supply options for electronic specialty gases. Another industry source mentioned that factories located in regions heavily reliant on imported raw materials may be more affected by fluctuations in helium supply from the Middle East, while efforts have been made in recent years in China to promote domestic production of gases and other semiconductor upstream raw materials.
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