Lightelligence Launches Hong Kong IPO, Raises $323M
Lightelligence, a Chinese optical-computing provider, is set to begin trading in Hong Kong on Tuesday after raising $323 million in an IPO https://t.co/zbtkjcpbnq
Xi Blocks Meta Deal, Echoing CFIUS’s Power
Xi Tests China’s Reach by Blocking Meta Deal That’s Already Done Just like CFIUS has done for many years... https://t.co/iPzbSXPGRE
Musk Vs. Altman: Can a Fair Jury Exist?
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are about to face off in court. Is an impartial jury even possible? https://t.co/quWDFFCLz0
Meta's Integrated Manus Team Makes Split Unclear
It is not clear how such a transaction would be unwound. Meta has described the two teams as “deeply integrated.” Members of the Manus team have been working alongside colleagues from Meta at the company’s office in Singapore. This is going...
OpenClaw Adopts DeepSeek V4 Amid Huawei Partnership Scrutiny
OpenClaw adds DeepSeek V4 models as tech world assesses Huawei tie-up Wait, who is winning? https://t.co/BPLmMcLr42
Foreign Buyers Split: Cheap Chinese Lidars Vs. Non‑China Production
Some foreign clients are willing to purchase lidars from Robosense's Chinese production lines, which usually have a smaller price tag, while others insist on a "in global, for global" approach of production outside of China for markets outside of China....
China Blocks Foreign Takeover of Manus Project
Whoa Office of the Working Mechanism for Security Review of Foreign Investment (NDRC) Issues a Security Review Decision on the Foreign Acquisition of the Manus Project The Office of the Working Mechanism for Security Review of Foreign Investment (NDRC), in accordance with...
Chinese Automakers Have Long Outpaced Tesla in Robotaxi Race
Chinese carmakers take on Tesla in race for robotaxi supremacy No kidding, they have been doing it for years.... https://t.co/doyHIKfYPz
White House Calls for Boosted Grid Infrastructure Production
Presidential Determination Pursuant to Section 303 of the Defense Production Act of 1950, as Amended, on Grid Infrastructure, Equipment, and Supply Chain Capacity – The White House https://t.co/I8umyQLgYR
NVIDIA's Feynman GPU to Split Production Between TSM
Current rumors suggest that the Feynman GPU core will remain with TSMC, while the communication I/O die may shift to Intel’s 18A or 14A process. In addition, 25% of the GPUs are expected to use Intel’s EMIB advanced packaging technology.
Export Controls Drove Cheaper V4 via Algorithmic Hacks
Export controls working? Yes sort of and...no, because that constraint forced them to innovate on the algorithms side. They came up with algorithmic unlocks that let them train and run V4 at a fraction of the price, even with nerfed...
US State Dept Issues Global Alert on Chinese AI Theft
Exclusive: US State Dept orders global warning about alleged AI thefts by DeepSeek, other Chinese firms https://t.co/pddPI6zgPF
Cursor's SpaceX, Anthropic Deal Highlights Massive Compute Costs
Behind Cursor’s Deal With SpaceX, Anthropic and Compute Costs Loomed Large — The Information https://t.co/pfTwNxybKN
Musk Vs. Altman: Legal Showdown Heads to Court
Elon Musk’s Legal War With OpenAI’s Sam Altman Set for Showdown in Court — The Information https://t.co/wrrgLX2xOu
Iran Conflict Depletes US Weapons, Cuts China Rare‑earth Supply
Iran War Has Drained U.S. Supplies of Critical, Costly Weapons Amazingly, no mention of rare earths magnets. All the missile system use, produced all now cut off from China sources. https://t.co/6vpOGXJPZt via @NYTimes