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Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said the company’s next-generation self-developed chip is nearing release. He provided no launch date, product name, or technical specifications, while noting that Xiaomi’s R&D spending rose 18.9% year over year to RMB9.2 billion.
Jason Kelce joked that data centers should use urine instead of potable water for cooling. While unconventional, the idea points to a real industry challenge: reducing freshwater consumption through reclaimed or non-potable water sources.
SK hynix has reached a tentative agreement to distribute a potential $1.79 billion profit pool among employees. The deal removes the program’s 10% operating-profit cap and divides bonuses between cash payments and stock grants.
Chinese compound-semiconductor foundry Haiwei Huaxin said its second-largest shareholder, Haite Gaoxin, organized more than 100 people to enter the company by force. The group allegedly opened a safe and took four company seals, including the official company seal and contract seal.
The Google Pixel Watch 5 illustrates how wearable technology remains in an experimental phase, especially around AI-powered coaching and health monitoring. The broader industry is pursuing personalized guidance and preventive alerts, but the ideal AI wearable experience has not yet solidified.
Meta is launching Meta Startup School, a three-month programme for early-stage consumer brands. Its first cohort will include 200 startups receiving training and support from venture capital firms and industry experts.
AGI Bar, an AI-themed venue in Beijing’s Zhongguancun, has become a gathering place for AI developers, investors, and students. The bar reportedly allows visitors to access DeepSeek computing resources for free while serving as an informal salon for researchers and industry discussions.
Changxin Technology listed on July 27 with a reported market value of 3.28 trillion yuan, while Guoyi Quantum listed on August 11 and surged 418% at the open. The two listings within half a month highlight Hefei’s rising importance in China’s technology and advanced-hardware ecosystem.
A global semiconductor-stock selloff intensified, sending Samsung and SK Hynix shares down more than 7% in Seoul. The decline followed a 5% drop in the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index as investors pulled back from high-performing chip stocks.