On April 29, CIMC Vehicles Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced that the company received a notice from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on the results of the EAPA investigation on April 25, 2024, U.S. time. Based on the on-site verification of the EAPA investigation and all recorded materials, CBP determined that there was no substantial evidence that the wholly-owned subsidiary, CIE, had evaded U.S. anti-dumping and countervailing duties, i.e., that CIE did not import goods containing China-derived skeleton vehicles and/or their components into the U.S. market; In addition, CBP determined that there was no substantial evidence that DS Factory had circumvented the transshipment of China-origin skeleton vehicles and skeleton vehicle components to the United States through Thailand.

Samsung Electronics' top priority this year, following HBM, is to win orders from Nvidia in the semiconductor foundry sector. According to industry insiders, Samsung Electronics' semiconductor foundry division (DS) has internally designated "winning Nvidia's 3nm product orders" as the top priority task for this year. "All departments are making every effort and notifying employees who are fluent in English to prioritize the work related to receiving orders from 'Nemo' over existing tasks." Nemo is the internal customer code for Nvidia within Samsung Electronics. (Korean FNNews)

According to Businesskorea, according to South Korean sources, the Device Solutions (DS) division in charge of Samsung Electronics’ semiconductor business is developing its own large language model (LLM) of GPT-3.5 or higher. Customized artificial intelligence to improve productivity and work efficiency. It is reported that the service is expected to start its basic service as early as December this year, and provide professional search services including company knowledge and data in February next year.