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Express News | EDA stocks surged on intraday volatility, with Primarius Technologies rising over 10%.
Primarius Electronics (688206.SH): Received government grant of RMB 6 million
Gelonhui, July 8 — Primarius Electronics (SHA: 688206) announced that it has recently received government grants totaling RMB 6.00 million, of which RMB 4.40 million relates to income and represents 12.85% of the company’s audited net profit for the most recent fiscal year, and RMB 1.60 million relates to assets and accounts for 0.06% of the company’s audited total assets for the most recent fiscal year.
Market risk-off sentiment intensified, and rotation within the technology sector accelerated.
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Dragon & Tiger List | Four institutional investors exited Yongding Shares, while Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect absorbed the selling pressure. Zhang Mengzhu and the Wenzhou syndicate cashed out of Jianghua Micro.
The top three securities by net buying amount on the day were China Great Wall, Ailong Lithium Energy, and Huanghe Whirlwind.
From Theory to Engineering Implementation: Is EDA the Decisive Factor for Tao's Law?
① The practical implementation of Tao's Law is highly dependent on innovations in EDA tools; ② the paper states that building a “tau-native” toolchain will be the most critical investment over the next decade; ③ domestically developed EDA solutions are expected to evolve from single-point tool adoption toward full-process, workflow-level replacements.
A-Share Market Movement | Huawei's 'Tao Ding Law' V2 Launches with Major Impact! EDA Concept Strengthens, Guangli Electronics Soars 20% Limit Up, Huada Jiutian Rises Nearly 15%
Gelonghui, July 6 | EDA-related stocks in the A-share market collectively strengthened, with Genlin Electronics surging by 20% (the daily trading limit), Huada Jiutian rising nearly 15%, and Guangliwei, Tongji Technology, and Anlogic Technology all gaining more than 5%. On the news front, He Tingbo, head of Huawei’s semiconductor business, released Version 2 of the paper titled “Time-Scaling Theory for Multi-Level Electronic Systems” (also known in the industry as “Tao’s Law”) on July 3. Compared to Version 1 issued on May 25, the new version supplements the original theoretical framework with extensive engineering implementation details, empirical quantitative data, and product evolution roadmaps, further refining the theory centered on the time constant τ.