1. Investors are starting to say "no" to high AI valuations, leading to a sharp drop in Wall Street IPO activity.
2. SpaceX plans to raise $40 billion to purchase Nvidia chips.
3. Apple is reportedly partnering with LG to further develop smart home technology, planning to launch door locks, cameras, and more.
4. Qualcomm responded to rumors after reaching a patent licensing agreement with Huawei: it is not a net payer and is unrelated to "logic folding chip technology."
5. Dark Side of the Moon reportedly completed pre-IPO financing, with a latest valuation of approximately $50 billion.
6. Brokerages are collectively joining third-party AI platforms, initiating a battle for market share in the Agent era.
7. Anthropic expands access for cybersecurity companies to the latest AI models.
8. Mistral AI, claiming to have the "strongest open-source model in Europe and America," released a public preview of Mistral Large 4, with weights to be released at the end of the month.
9. Amazon AWS spent $1 billion to appease communities where its data centers are located, attempting to alleviate public opposition in the United States. 10. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon: The Mythos model increases global cybersecurity risks "tenfold."
11. In accordance with Trump's executive order, the U.S. Department of Justice requires employees to refer to AI as "superintelligence."
