Daily chip industry dynamic summary (June 9) 

1. The European Union approves 8 billion euros in state subsidies for chip research, seeking to produce 20% of the world's semiconductors. 

2. Musk said that Nvidia will not always have a monopoly in the large-scale training and reasoning chip market. 

3. According to "Fortune" magazine, the CEO of OpenAI revealed in a private meeting that the severe shortage of GPUs hindered the progress of ChatGPT. 

4. TSMC's sixth advanced packaging and testing plant was officially opened, which can process more than one million wafers per year. 

5. In response to competition from Intel's Alder Lake series, AMD adjusted CPU supply and prices. 

6. It is reported that SK Hynix has started mass production of 238-layer 4D NAND flash memory. 

7. According to industry insiders, Samsung Electronics has notified module customers that it will increase the official quotation for NAND wafers.