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  1. ITHome · AI

    Dropbox plans to acquire Tigris Data to expand enterprise developer AI storage services

    Dropbox plans to acquire the distributed object storage platform Tigris Data to accelerate the expansion of enterprise developer AI infrastructure services. Dropbox introduces the DBX Agent Cloud service, initially offering object storage functionality, and brings AI directly into customers' existing workflows, supporting the use of Dropbox content in third-party AI tools, allowing autonomous selection of AI models, while retaining file permissions, history, and collaboration context.

  2. 404 Media

    Yuriy Nazarenko: The 'godfather' of the AI fraud field.

    Yuriy Nazarenko started by making fake documents by hand, later used website automation processes and integrated generative AI technology to create the OnlyFake platform, which massively generated realistic fake document photos, causing a crisis in the financial sector's KYC verification system, and was eventually sentenced to one year in prison. OnlyFake became a global AI fraud tool, its influence gave rise to replicas and led to targeted strikes by the FBI, marking a new era where AI technology is massively used by criminals.

  3. ITHome · AI72

    Agility Robotics listed on the Nasdaq this week, backed by Foxconn and NVIDIA

    American humanoid robotics company Agility Robotics will list on Nasdaq this Thursday local time, with the stock code AGLT, having previously completed a merger with Churchill Capital Corp. XI

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    Why it matters: Agility Robotics becomes the first humanoid robot company to list in the US, its funding scale, order backlog, and deployment plans can serve as a reference for observing the commercialization of this industry.

  4. The Decoder65

    OpenAI poaches Anthropic's product head Catherine Wu, taking over product management for Claude Code

    OpenAI poaches Catherine Wu, a former joint developer of Claude Code who left Anthropic, to take on the role of Head of Product Management for its core product, highlighting the intense competition between OpenAI and Anthropic in models, pricing, product strategy, and talent acquisition. Wu, who led the development of Claude Code, expressed her hope to build an intelligent agent that can reduce user burdens while maintaining user control, and mentioned the journey of Claude Code from an internal tool to a product capable of autonomously handling large-scale migrations and developing new products.

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  5. Ars Technica · AI65

    Agility Robotics' debut on Nasdaq prompts scrutiny of the humanoid robot market

    Agility Robotics has become the first professional humanoid robot developer to list on the Nasdaq in the United States. In its prospectus, it frankly acknowledges that the large-scale application of humanoid robots has not yet been realized, and commercialization is still not widespread. The company plans to build a business model by leasing or selling robots to perform physical labor. Its co-founder and chief robot officer, Jonathan Hurst, stated that when operating on a service model, customers have lower risk because they can quickly recoup their investment, and the fees are comparable to labor costs.

  6. TechCrunch · AI65

    Agility became the first humanoid robot company to go public, with its stock performance drawing attention

    Agility went public through a reverse merger, planning to raise $465 million, with its Digit robots already deployed at nine customers for heavy lifting. The company plans to showcase the next-generation Digit 5 at CES 2027, a robot that can safely collaborate with humans, but faces challenges in quickly acquiring new customers and enhancing robot capabilities.

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  8. ITHome · AI

    OpenAI releases 'National Community Contract' and 'Computational Power Park Policy Blueprint', committing to bear data center costs and disclosing plans

    OpenAI releases 'National Community Contract' and 'Computational Power Park Policy Blueprint', committing that future computational power parks will sign local community contracts, involving residents in early planning and disclosing progress reports. OpenAI will fully bear the power costs and grid expansion costs for data centers, and disclose the environmental impact assessment report. According to OpenAI's Chief Global Affairs Officer Chris Lehane, the Ohio project is expected to create 2,500 long-term jobs with an average annual salary of $80,000.

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  10. 36Kr · AI65

    How do overseas enterprises use AI and data-driven decision-making to secure 'digital assets'? | Review of the Super Kratos Hall event

    Overseas enterprises are shifting from scale-based overseas expansion to asset-based overseas expansion, integrating production capacity layout, market decisions, and brand identity into unified resource management. Petition Share has established factories in Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Cambodia, etc. The Vietnamese factory achieves 80% of China's efficiency, and the Cambodian factory accounts for 85% of exports.

  12. ITHome · AI74

    Google's requirement for schools to enable Gemini to use search has drawn criticism from US political figures.

    Google announces that schools using its K-12 educational software must enable AI tools like Gemini, otherwise students will not be able to use Google Search and will see a message indicating that school-provided features are unavailable. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders accuses Google of extortion, while Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal, former FTC Chair Lena Khan, and New York City Mayor Eric Adams also criticize the move for potential monopoly and anti-competitive practices.

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  13. ITHome · AI

    Meta acquires AI programming startup Conductor

    Meta acquires AI programming startup Conductor, which develops tools that allow users to advance multiple software projects by deploying AI agents in multiple parallel workspaces. Conductor's cloud service will be shut down on November 20.

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  15. ITHome · AI65

    The Wall Street Journal estimated that the storage upgrade premium for the Apple iPhone 18 Pro is about 200%.

    The Wall Street Journal reported that the storage upgrade premium for the Apple iPhone 18 Pro is about 200%. Upgrading from 256GB to 512GB, Apple pays about $66 in costs, adds $200 to the price, with a premium of about 203.03%. Upgrading to 1TB, the premium is about 212.5%. Since the launch of the iPhone and iPad, Apple has averaged over 80 cents in gross profit for every $1 in storage fees collected.

  17. ITHome · AI65

    AMD is expected to achieve its first single-quarter revenue record surpassing Intel

    AMD expects its revenue in the fourth fiscal quarter of the 2026 fiscal year to be approximately $17 billion, a year-on-year increase of 66% and a quarter-on-quarter increase of 27%, potentially surpassing Intel's estimate of $150-160 billion for the first time; the data center business accounts for 64%, with EPYC server processors and Instinct AI accelerators showing a near doubling in demand year-on-year.

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  18. ITHome · AI

    Former Anthropic Claude Code product lead Cat Wu joined OpenAI as a core product management lead

    Cat Wu joined OpenAI as the Head of Core Product Management, involved in core product and agent-related work; she previously led the product planning and commercial development of Claude Code, driving the product's annual revenue to $2.5 billion and doubling its weekly active users.

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  19. QbitAI65

    The Taichu Yuanqi Heterogeneous Cluster Computing Power System is selected for the 2026 World Internet Conference Leading Technology Award and included in the collection 'The Charm of Science and Technology'

    The Taichu Yuanqi Heterogeneous Cluster Computing Power System is selected for the 2026 World Internet Conference Leading Technology Award and included in the collection 'The Charm of Science and Technology', listed in the key technology group for display. The system adopts a 'Master-Slave-Micro' three-level heterogeneous fusion computing power architecture, breaks through core technologies such as dynamic compromise between online computing and data space, low-precision mixed precision collaborative computing, and reduces the mainstream large model adaptation cycle to the level of days.

  21. ITHome · AI35

    BYD and vivo reach AI intelligent entity cross-platform integration strategic cooperation

    BYD and vivo announce strategic cooperation, achieving cross-platform integration of AI intelligent agents. The two sides have been cooperating since 2019. In August last year, vivo OriginOS already supported phone screen mirroring to BYD car systems. In the future, it will deepen the collaboration between smart terminals and new energy vehicle ecosystems to create a seamless smart travel experience.

  22. 36Kr · AI65

    Former Claude Code product lead Cat Wu joins OpenAI as a core product management lead

    Cat Wu joined OpenAI as the head of core product management, having worked at Anthropic for two years and participating in the development of products like Claude Code. She looks forward to collaborating with OpenAI to develop intelligent agent products, providing support for users and teams while maintaining user control. OpenAI CEO Greg Brockman welcomed her joining.

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  23. TechCrunch · AI

    Political conflicts in data centers have intensified after the midterm elections

    After the midterm elections, Democratic control of Congress may lead to restrictions on data center construction, with nearly 80% of voters opposing the construction of data centers in their communities, and multiple states passing bans. Internal divisions within the Democratic Party and potential federal intervention pose new challenges for AI development.

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    How the accounts differ:The Verge mentions specific local restrictions like Maine's Wells town ban, while TechCrunch focuses on national political implications and broader state-level bans.

  24. TechCrunch · AI50

    It is reported that Apple has cut its internal AI usage budget

    Apple has reduced the daily AI spending limit for its engineering team from 300 dollars to 200 dollars, and plans to further cut it to 100 dollars, with external engineering budgets possibly as low as 25 dollars. Previously, the company had encouraged employees to overuse AI for efficiency, but later shifted to a more frugal approach due to cost issues.

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  26. 36Kr · AI35

    CITIC Securities: The Hong Kong stock market is expected to usher in a recovery trend in 2027

    In 2026, H Kong stocks will be dragged down by weak domestic demand profitability and liquidity pressure, presenting a 'performance + valuation' double whammy. Looking ahead to 2027, H Kong profitability is expected to grow moderately, with the Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Composite Index projected to rise by 7.4% and 9.9% respectively, while the Hang Seng Tech Index accelerates to 24.8%. Consumption and technology will replace cycles as the main growth drivers; overseas interest rate hike expectations are fully priced in, with the Federal Reserve potentially restarting rate cuts in the second half of the year, easing discount rate pressure. However, funding unlocking and slowing southbound capital inflows will keep the fund environment tight in the first half of 2027.

  27. ITHome · AI35

    Bloomberg Industry Research survey: Nearly 70% of Chinese respondents will not change their phones in 2026

    Bloomberg Industry Research's October survey shows that nearly 70% of Chinese respondents will not replace their smartphones in 2026. Among the 11 reasons for changing devices, battery life, camera performance, and memory specifications remain the most important attributes for Chinese consumers. Artificial intelligence ranks last at 8%, even lower than 12% a year ago.

  28. 36Kr · AI65

    ByteDance restricts employees' internal use of personal accounts of external AI tools like Claude and Codex.

    ByteDance will restrict employees' personal account usage of external AI tools like Claude and Codex, and ban external AI access to L4 level code repositories and Lark documents. Sources familiar with the situation say handling public work information or personal life scenarios is not restricted.

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  29. 36Kr · AI65

    CICC: AI glasses full-colorization and AI interaction resonance, lenses and channels may benefit in advance

    Rokid Color released, Leica Bird iO+ officially announced, AI glasses industry competition shifts to full-color display + Agent capabilities + content ecosystem. Increased content carrying capacity will enhance the importance of myopia glasses fitting, functional lenses, offline experience, delivery and after-sales system, significantly increasing the value of lenses and channels industry.

  30. 36Kr · AI65

    Industrial AI application scenarios are accelerating implementation, the machine vision industry chain is entering a performance verification window

    Recent actions by overseas leading manufacturers Basler, Keyence, and Cognex indicate growth in the machine vision industry. Domestic companies' third-quarter reports provide observation samples, and the extension of industrial AI into real-world scenarios is expected to drive demand for visual perception, data acquisition, and automation applications. Industry opportunities stem from the upgrade of perception technology and the ability to adapt to scenarios, with attention needed on commercialization progress and delivery effectiveness.

  31. 36Kr · AI35

    QFII holdings value increased by nearly 80% year-on-year in the third quarter, showing a preference for AI hardware and other technology sectors.

    As of September 30, 49 QFII holdings in the stock market exceeded 270 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 79.87%, with major foreign institutional holdings ranking at the top. Foreign investors show a stronger preference for science and technology innovation fields such as artificial intelligence hardware. The electronics and banking sectors remain heavily invested, accounting for 30.91% and 29.96% respectively.

  32. 36Kr · AI65

    Apple reduces AI usage budget for employees, daily limits for some engineering teams may drop to 100 dollars

    Apple has tightened the budget for employees using AI models, with daily spending limits for some engineers using AI models reduced from 300 dollars to 200 dollars, and plans to further cut some engineering teams to 100 dollars, with limits of 100 dollars for some non-engineering teams. Apple employees can use Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini services.

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