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  1. ITHome · AI

    TSMC approves a maximum $1 billion investment plan for Anthropic and OpenAI.

    TSMC has approved a plan to invest up to $500 million (approximately 3.344 billion yuan) in Anthropic and OpenAI, respectively subscribing to common stock in Anthropic's initial public offering (IPO) and preferred stock in OpenAI. This move injects a shot in the arm into the AI investment market, with Anthropic's IPO potentially raising over $61 billion (approximately 4,079.53 billion yuan), with TSMC also being one of the participants in the plan.

    Same story · 3 outlets
  3. ITHome · AI65

    The 2026 World Computing Conference will for the first time establish a Space Computing Forum, where brain-computer interfaces for embodied intelligent robots will be showcased.

    The 2026 World Computing Conference will be held from November 19 to 21 in Changsha, with the first Space Computing and Ocean Computing Acoustics Forum. Thematic forums will cover areas such as computing chips, compute-electrical synergy, AI servers, and embodied intelligence computing. The exhibition will showcase innovative products like embodied intelligence robots and brain-computer interfaces.

  4. Hacker News · 300+65

    Val Town is shut down.

    Val Town announces shutdown, thanking users for trust but unable to continue service, recommends migration to Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, or Render, existing subscriptions will continue for free until January 10, 2027, code will be open-sourced on February 1, 2027.

  6. Hacker News · 300+65

    VulnCheck Community tracks vulnerabilities discovered by Anthropic.

    VulnCheck Community tracked that Anthropic has recorded 442 CVEs to date, accounting for 0.5% of all CVEs this year, with only 2 publicly exploited; Anthropic has publicly recorded 37,966 findings, with only 7,349 publicly disclosed, 217 repaired, but 1,654 marked as duplicates, 419 withdrawn, and the claimed true positive rate increased from 90.8% to 94.2%.

  10. 36Kr · AI65

    Anthropic submits prospectus to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, allowing individual investors in the country to participate in the IPO

    Anthropic has submitted documents to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, allowing individual investors in the country to participate in the IPO subscription from November 11, with the process expected to end on November 17. The stock is scheduled to be listed on the Nasdaq on November 20. Besides the United States, Australia is one of the few countries that allows individual investors to directly subscribe to Anthropic's stock.

  12. 36Kr · AI65

    Anthropic's seven co-founders plan to cash out $1.75 billion in the IPO

    Seven co-founders of Anthropic will sell stocks worth $1.75 billion in total in the upcoming IPO, with each co-founder planning to sell stocks worth about $250 million. Anthropic seeks to raise up to $90.4 billion through the IPO and private placement, corresponding to an estimated valuation of $1.4 trillion. The IPO plan is scheduled to price on November 18 and begin trading the next day.

  13. 36Kr · AI50

    27 struggling tech stocks report strong third-quarter performance, with some companies planning large-scale share buybacks

    27 technology stocks have fallen more than 30% since July, with third-quarter adjusted net profit for parent companies increasing by more than 50% year-on-year and month-on-month; among them, 7 companies including Jia Yuan Technology have grown more than 10 times, and 7 companies including Mu Xi Shares have seen month-on-month growth of more than 3 times; some companies such as Huadi Shares plan to make large-scale share buybacks.

  14. 36Kr · AI65

    NVIDIA and Huang Renxun faced a class-action lawsuit from shareholders, leading to a market value drop of 2.85 trillion in two days; Anthropic officially launched its IPO roadshow; Alibaba plans to split Pingtongge into an independent listing.

    NVIDIA and Huang Renxun faced a class-action lawsuit from shareholders, leading to a market value drop of 2.85 trillion in two days; Anthropic launched its IPO roadshow, planning to issue 825 million Class A common shares at a price range of $70 to $78 per share; Alibaba applied for the independent listing of its subsidiary, Pingtongge.

  18. ITHome · AI65

    Microsoft lobbied the US government to abandon the plan to restrict the import of Chinese optical modules.

    Microsoft and other tech companies are concerned that restricting the import of Chinese optical modules may slow down the construction of US AI data centers and have met with White House officials to raise supply chain issues. The Federal Communications Commission is studying the relevant restrictions but has not yet announced the final rules.

  20. Ars Technica · AI

    Grok Build encoding agents leak a large amount of confidential information, some of which belongs to SpaceXSI.

    Grok Build leaked thousands of user data, including some confidential information of SpaceXSI itself, such as business plans, advertising proposals, employee information, etc. Security company Claroc's research shows that the leakage path was users sharing links to the app, due to design flaws allowing anyone to enumerate thousands of items. Among the 24 applications built by SpaceXSI, there are sensitive data such as confidential onboarding plans and sales area maps.

    Same story · 4 outlets
  22. TechCrunch · AI65

    OpenAI acquired the travel startup Odessia.

    OpenAI acquired AI travel agent company Odessia, which was founded by Francis Davidson, the founder of Sonder. According to Davidson, who joined OpenAI and assisted in announcing the transaction, he has joined OpenAI and is helping to explore the future of the travel industry.

    Same story · 3 outlets
  23. Hacker News · AI hot posts

    CoreWeave bond yields surpass 16%, AI data center credit pressure intensifies

    The bond yield of CoreWeave, a company constructing AI data centers, has risen to over 16% in 2032, and its five-year credit default swap (CDS) once exceeded 1289 basis points. Market concerns that newly elected Democratic governments in some U.S. states might restrict data center construction have led investors to demand higher compensation to hedge default risks. The CDS of tech giants like Nvidia and Broadcom have also significantly risen.

  24. Hacker News · AI hot posts

    Fireworks AI security vulnerabilities affect Notion and its customers.

    Fireworks AI has a security vulnerability that may affect less than 1% of Notion workspaces, and some unattributable chat sessions with Notion AI may be exposed. Notion has disabled the Insights feature of Fireworks AI and stopped providing open-weight models through it, and has notified all affected workspace owners that they can safely retrieve and review affected data.

  25. NVIDIA Newsroom52

    NVIDIA's independent director hires Joon H. Kim law team to conduct an investigation

    NVIDIA's independent director has hired former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Joon H. Kim and his Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz law firm to conduct a comprehensive investigation, which has been ongoing since it was announced on Sunday.

    Same story · 2 outlets

    How the accounts differ:NVIDIA Newsroom states the investigation is 'comprehensive' while TechCrunch does not specify this detail.

  26. The Verge · AI

    The United States is leading in the AI race, but Huang Renxun's scandal may change the situation.

    Jensen Huang acknowledged an extramarital affair with a Chinese spy, causing shock and potentially damaging the U.S. AI industry, endangering national security, and weakening its technological advantage over China in the AI field. As a leader in advanced chips, Nvidia controls key resources for AI development, while U.S. companies are working to reduce their reliance on Nvidia. China has made the development of domestic alternatives a national strategic priority, but lacks Nvidia's most advanced chips, making it difficult to narrow the gap with the U.S.

  28. TechCrunch · AI

    Oura acquires AI healthcare startup Counsel Health for $625 million

    Oura announces acquisition of AI healthcare startup Counsel Health for $625 million, which provides AI-based medical consultations and doctor services, with its functions integrated into the Oura app. The transaction aims to expand services to preventive, emergency, and specialized chronic care, while Oura's revenue increased by 153% year-on-year to $533 million, reaching $1.75 billion in revenue for the fiscal year 2026. Counsel's CEO will join Oura as the Chief Clinical AI Officer.

  29. The Verge · AI65

    eBay appears to have banned third-party AI agents from browsing on its platform

    eBay appears to have blocked AI agents, including Meta's Muse, from browsing on its platform, which is the latest hurdle in the AI agent competition. eBay had previously updated its user agreement to prohibit 'buying agents' and 'LLM-driven robots' from placing automatic orders without manual review. Retailers have varying levels of acceptance for third-party AI agents accessing their websites; Amazon has completely blocked external agents from browsing or shopping, while Shopify allows users to set up agents to purchase items from among its 1 billion products.

Nov 10Tue
  1. Recode China AI

    Ulanqab: A remote Chinese city becomes a new hub for computing centers due to the AI boom

    Ulanqab, with its cool climate and cheap electricity, has attracted a large number of AI chips and data centers, transforming from an agricultural city into China's AI computing center. Kuaishou built its first self-built data center here in 2023, and in April of this year, DeepSeek offered operations and maintenance positions with a monthly salary of up to 30,000 RMB. Over the past two years, data centers have surged, attracting young people from all over the country, but the market is now saturated, with higher hiring standards and age limits of 35.

  2. The Verge · AI

    Anthropic's IPO target is $140 billion

    Anthropic confirms its IPO could be one of the largest in history, valued at $140 billion, though lower than previous expectations. The IPO price is expected to be between $70 and $78 per share, and if successful, the company will become one of the most valuable publicly traded companies in the world, with plans to start trading next Thursday or Friday.

    Same story · 5 outlets

    How the accounts differ:The Verge states the target IPO valuation is 1400 billion USD, while others mention 1.1-1.3 trillion USD or 1 trillion USD.

  5. TechCrunch · AI

    Hugging Face executives warn that cyberattacks threaten the openness of open-source AI.

    Hugging Face executive Irene Solaiman warned that open-source AI platforms may be more vulnerable to cyberattacks due to their openness and rich data, with the OpenCode and OpenAI agent attacks as examples. Fireworks also disclosed that attackers accessed customer model weights and billing information. Solaiman noted that the openness of the platform is both its value and its target, and that stronger authentication and monitoring may be needed in the future to address threats.