1. The People's Bank of China: Strengthen financial support for the development of the artificial intelligence industry.
2. OpenAI reportedly accelerates $30 billion funding round to secure capital before Anthropic's IPO.
3. US advanced robot ban impacts chip manufacturing; Intel applies for exemption: key equipment currently lacks domestic alternatives.
4. Nvidia completes quantum error correction technology verification, reducing required physical qubits by 90%.
5. Nvidia reportedly wins CPU chip orders from AI startup Modal, which previously relied entirely on Intel and AMD.
6. Orders for high-speed optical module components are booked until the end of 2027; the value of a single piece of glass increases more than 60 times.
7. Goldman Sachs: Hedge funds are reducing their holdings in tech stocks at the fastest pace in at least a decade.
8. OpenAI faces a wave of social media-style security lawsuits.
9. MiniMax M3.1 Flash: Redefining agent performance and cost.
10. Nscale and Anthropic are in talks for a $45 billion cloud computing partnership. 11. SoftBank Group's credit risk has risen to a four-year high due to AI financing pressures.
12. A spokesperson for ByteDance refuted the claim that 55% of domestic computing power is used for video and short dramas: ByteDance only uses 10% of its computing power for video generation models.
