# memory prices
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Meizu Pauses In‑House Phone Hardware Development, Bets on AI and Third‑Party Partners
Meizu has halted in‑house development of new domestic smartphone hardware projects due to fierce competition and soaring memory prices, and is seeking third‑party hardware partners while pivoting toward AI‑driven software centred on its Flyme OS. The shift reflects broader cost pressures and consolidation trends in China’s smartphone industry.
Meizu Denies Bankruptcy Rumours as Smartphone Sector Faces Fresh Credibility Test
Meizu has publicly denied viral online claims that it is bankrupt, halting operations, or withdrawing its phones from sale, and said it will seek legal action against rumour‑mongers. The rebuttal aims to stabilise partners and customers but does not resolve the structural commercial pressures facing mid‑tier Chinese handset makers.
A‑Shares Slip as Year‑of‑the‑Snake Ends; Memory Rally and Semiconductor Demand Clash with Thin Liquidity
China’s A‑share market ended the lunar year with a broad decline as liquidity remained thin and sector rotations produced mixed outcomes. Memory prices and semiconductor equipment demand provided focused strength, while material cost rises and data‑security policy continued to reshape investment themes.
PBOC Sticks to ‘Moderate Ease’ as Liquidity Fuels Market Rally and a Memory-Price Surge
China’s central bank has reiterated a ‘moderately loose’ stance, with room to cut reserve requirements and interest rates, underpinning a surge in liquidity that is lifting markets and prompting renewed investment in sectors from memory chips to low‑altitude communications. The policy posture is encouraging private fund growth and corporate capital raising, but it also raises the prospect of speculative excess that regulators are already monitoring.
China's Zhiyuan Stages a Robot Gala as Humanoid Industry Moves from Demos to Products
Zhiyuan Robotics will forgo the 2026 Spring Festival Gala to host Robot Wonderful Night, a live-streamed spectacle featuring hundreds of performing robots, as it concentrates resources on embodied intelligence R&D. The event underscores a broader industry pivot from demonstration to productization amid booming forecasts for humanoid robots, rising memory costs driven by AI demand, and shifting infrastructure needs for compute and power.