1. Shanghai: Plans to build ultra-large-scale intelligent computing clusters with a capacity of 100,000 GPUs in Songjiang, Lingang, and Qingpu districts.
2. Shanghai: Aims to make its software and information service industry a "driving force" for economic growth by 2030, with an industry scale reaching 4 trillion yuan.
3. Manus: Will resume operations as an independent company; some user data will be deleted.
4. South Korean media: SK Hynix plans to increase its NAND production capacity in China by 50%.
5. Anthropic announced that Claude-generated content will embed invisible watermarks.
6. US ban on new data center construction surged in July, with protests erupting in 142 cities.
7. Nvidia reportedly developing Nemotron 4, an open-source AI model with trillion-parameter parameters.
8. ByteDance establishes a new AI data and security department.
9. Zonghui Optoelectronics' high-end optical communication chip and device R&D and manufacturing base is located in Changzhou.
10. Foxconn Industrial Internet (FII): Net profit increased by 95.99% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, driven by a continued surge in AI computing power demand during the reporting period.
11. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) urged the banking sector to accelerate its AI deployment while warning of related risks.
12. Aichip Yuanzhi's next-generation high-computing-power AI chip has completed tape-out, supporting multi-chip cascading for full-capacity large-model inference at the edge.
13. Zuckerberg called on the US government to re-examine its AI model distillation policy.
14. OpenAI executive Brad Lightcap will leave the company to start a "new project."
