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Banma Intelligence is shifting its automotive software strategy from traditional smart cockpits toward AI-native vehicles. The company is focusing on on-device omni-models, AI agents, and AI operating systems that could make cars more autonomous and context-aware.
Kuaishou’s Kling AI raised nearly $3 billion at a post-money valuation of $18 billion, with Kuaishou’s stake falling to 68.33% and a potential Hong Kong IPO targeted by 2031. Despite strong revenue growth, Kling faces slowing momentum, talent departures, and intense competition from ByteDance’s Seedance and open-source video models.
Callosum has raised $100 million in early financing to develop software that matches specific AI tasks with suitable models and chips. Backers include the UK’s public AI fund.
Xiaomi stabilized in Q2 2026 while expanding its AI strategy across models, chips, and robotics. Its MiMo-V2.5 model led OpenRouter call charts, the Xuanjie chip passed mass verification, and a humanoid robot began factory operations with a reported 98% success rate.
PTC has launched the FeatureScript MCP Server for its Onshape CAD/PDM platform. Engineers can use natural language and AI to create custom CAD features.
Google AI研究の中心人物が相次いで退社し、「Geminiは終わった」と見る声が出ている。一方でGoogleは、最先端モデル単体ではなく、AIを社会全体に普及させる基盤として勝つ戦略を選んだ可能性がある。
Alibaba’s profit plunged after it raised quarterly capital expenditure for AI to nearly $10 billion. The report also examines Meta’s growing role as a Microsoft AI customer and Castelion’s plans to scale hypersonic missile production.
Mayfield has invested more than $3 billion in AI companies, often before founders have built products or formally incorporated. Managing Partner Navin Chaddha explains the firm’s belief in AI as a potential “100x opportunity” and its decision to remain focused on early-stage investing.
Moore Threads’ first post-IPO half-year report shows revenue rising 147% to RMB 1.736 billion, while attributable losses narrowed sharply. However, the improvement relies heavily on concentrated cloud-computing sales, government subsidies, investment gains, and IPO-funded cash reserves rather than a clear recovery in core operations.
Amid lawsuits, executive departures, and preparations for an IPO, Greg Brockman has emerged as an increasingly powerful figure at OpenAI. The article analyzes how the co-founder and current president has consolidated influence over the company’s engineering and strategic direction.