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Apple has removed Ofilm from its supply chain list, making all iPad touch module orders return to Taiwanese manufacturers including GIS and TPK, according to the Hong Kong Economic Times.

In response to rumors of stopping supplying OLED displays to Huawei, BOE noted in the minutes of its earnings conference that "We are cooperating smoothly with Huawei and have not heard anything about disruptions in supply. We will provide services accordingly according to Huawei's policy and strategy." 

Driverless construction machinery has been used to construct two new lanes on a section of Beijing's highway that is dedicated to driverless vehicles.

In response to doubts about Li Auto's choice of the extended-range technology route, the Chinese EV maker's founder Li Xiang gave a stern rebuttal in a speech at Li Auto's user day on August 29.

Union Tech, the developer of the China-made UnionTech OS, announced that in order to promote the development of the domestic cloud desktop industry and ecology, it has set up the Cloud Desktop Laboratory of the National Certification Center for Universal Hardware and Software Adaptation together with Huawei and other companies.

NIO has exited from the joint venture it created two years ago with Changan Automobile, the latter's semi-annual report for 2020 released August 31 showed.

As its blade battery production base, the main production plant of BYD's Ningxiang power battery production base project has been topped off, local media reported, adding the project is expected to start the installation of equipment before October 15, and the first production line's trial production will begin before December 15.

OnePlus founder and CEO Pete Lau has returned to OPPO as its senior vice president and head of the company's product line, thepaper.cn said, citing sources with knowledge of the matter.

Huawei Mate, P40, NOVA series have seen varying degrees of price increases in Shenzhen Huaqiangbei market because Kirin chips will not be able to continue production in the future. 

Chinese EV maker NIO boosted its additional share issuance by 18 percent as investors rush to buy stocks by electric vehicle makers including Tesla, Xpeng Motors and Li Auto.