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10/22
12:13
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated on Wednesday that China is the only country globally capable of achieving large-scale output simultaneously across three dimensions: chip manufacturing, open-source model development, and AI researcher cultivation. He also believes that the current narrative surrounding AI and employment is "completely wrong," as AI is actually creating more jobs in various sectors such as energy, chips, infrastructure, construction, and healthcare.
12:13
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday responded to the astonishing inference gross profit data disclosed by DeepSeek, stating that the open-source model's GPU inference monetization price reached $38 per hour, far exceeding current market rental prices. Huang said that strong demand is the fundamental prerequisite for solving all current financing and supply problems, citing robust demand from multiple institutions including OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, xAI, Google Gemini, DeepSeek, and Moonshot AI.
12:13
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated on Wednesday that the actual lifespan of the company's GPUs can reach seven to eight years, significantly exceeding the market's previous common assumption of four years, making them eligible as loan collateral. He also noted that NVIDIA has guaranteed the resale residual value of chips in some financing projects to help new cloud computing companies like CoreWeave reduce financing costs. Additionally, NVIDIA has launched the DSX Pod solution, which prefabricates AI factories within containers, potentially compressing deployment cycles from months to weeks and accelerating capital returns.
12:13
Bank of America Securities reported that NVIDIA confirmed the full-scale mass production of its Vera Rubin GPUs and CPUs at the GTC conference in Berlin on October 21. NVIDIA also announced deepened cooperation with key outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) vendors, including ASE/SPIL, KYEC, and Amkor, involving a total investment exceeding $4 billion. This initiative aims to address the packaging and testing capacity bottlenecks in AI infrastructure development.

Specific collaborations include: an agreement with ASE/SPIL to increase optical engine (OE) capacity by 15 times by mid-2027 and double it again by the end of 2028; an $1.1 billion prepayment agreement with KYEC to support its new testing facility in the United States and expansion of its Singapore operations; and a $3 billion agreement with Amkor to increase interposer capacity in South Korea by over 300% by the end of 2028. NVIDIA is also accelerating the deployment of co-packaged optics (CPO), with demand for related equipment expected to see an inflection point in 2027, and diversifying the packaging sources for Vera CPUs to ASE.
12:10
Lookonchain monitoring shows whales accumulating ETH, with address 0x4A85 withdrawing 10,954 ETH ($26.97M) from Kraken and staking it after four months of inactivity. Address 0xdeA6 withdrew 9,000 ETH ($22.42M) from Binance and deposited it into Aave, while 0xD338 withdrew 4,500 ETH ($11.29M) from Binance 10 hours ago.
12:02
Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel told Nikkei Asia that the U.S. biotechnology company, known for its COVID-19 vaccine, is "in multiple discussions in Greater China" to seek potential partnerships aimed at expanding its business into cancer and other diseases.
11:57
Major Japanese companies including Sega, All Nippon Airways, and MUFG Bank suspended their websites and some online services on Thursday due to critical security vulnerabilities discovered in the PHP programming language, Nikkei Asia reported. Governments across Asia are calling for urgent security updates to address these severe flaws in the widely used programming language.
11:57
At the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference, BYD Senior Vice President Yang Dongsheng stated that "there is hope" for restricted-scenario L3 in 2028. XPeng Chairman He Xiaopeng predicted that L4 technology would be implemented in the second half of 2028 and advocated for skipping L3. Momenta founder Cao Xudong, meanwhile, judged that 2028 could become a significant turning point for increased L3 and L4 penetration, and revealed that some clients have already designed L3 systems based on L4 architecture to reduce redundant investment.
11:56
Goldman Sachs noted in its October 21 research report that CoreWeave, a major hashrate infrastructure provider, faces approximately $60 billion in capital expenditures to fulfill its order backlog of up to $129 billion by August 2026. The bank estimated that in an extreme scenario without customer prepayments, the company would need to raise $37 billion in new debt and $1.6 billion in cash. However, by leveraging customer prepayments (accounting for approximately 20%), CoreWeave could significantly reduce the actual new debt required to $20 billion to $23 billion. If the company further activates 4.2GW of power reserves to support potential future orders of $260 billion, it would require approximately $38 billion in new debt.

Goldman Sachs maintained its "Buy" rating on CoreWeave with a price target of $106, implying a 71.5% upside from the current share price of $61.82.
11:56
Bitcoin briefly surpassed $84,000 and touched nearly $85,000 on Wednesday evening before retreating below $82,800 in early Asian trading on Thursday, giving back earlier gains. Mixed earnings reports from Tesla and Meta dragged Nasdaq futures lower, reigniting market doubts about the outlook for the AI sector. Tesla fell 3% in after-hours trading after lowering its capital expenditure forecast, while chip equipment maker Lam Research dropped 7% due to a weak outlook. Meta, however, rose 2% after increasing its AI spending plans, though this failed to boost overall market sentiment. Nasdaq 100 index futures fell 1.1%, and S&P 500 index futures dropped 0.5%.
11:43
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. shares fell as much as 6% on Thursday, marking their largest drop since August 24, as investors grew concerned about Chinese authorities' push to tighten product quality standards and enhance consumer protection. Alibaba was the biggest drag on Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index, which fell as much as 2.8%, while the Hang Seng Tech Index also dropped by up to 4.5%.
11:40
DeepSeek is simultaneously advancing its STAR Market listing process, with plans to submit its application as early as the end of this year, targeting a listing in 2027. The company has also appointed Yan Wentao, former partner at Gaoling Ventures, as CFO.
11:40
According to Sina, citing media reports, Chinese large model company DeepSeek has completed two rounds of large-scale financing in less than half a year. This round of financing amounted to approximately 100 billion yuan (equivalent to 15 billion USD), making it one of the largest financing projects in China's primary market this year. CATL and Tencent are among the largest investors in this round, with CATL planning to increase its investment by approximately 10 billion yuan.
11:20
Syrian state news agency SANA reports Israeli forces shot dead a disabled man in southern Syria.
11:16
According to Wu Blockchain, SSV Labs, the core developer of the Ethereum staking protocol SSV Network, submitted governance proposal DIP-59 on October 21, seeking to significantly cut its development roadmap. This move aims to address the challenging market environment and financial pressures faced by the DAO. The proposal shifts the development focus from new products to network maintenance, security, and compatibility with Ethereum upgrades, and extends SSV Labs' involvement until June 2027. Additionally, SSV Labs disclosed that the previously approved payment of approximately 1.74 million SSV tokens (DIP-31) remains outstanding.
11:15
NVIDIA is in talks with Australian AI cloud service provider Firmus Grid to inject hundreds of millions of dollars. This follows Firmus's failed IPO plan, which valued the company at $30 billion, and its current pursuit of at least $2 billion in private financing. NVIDIA's move aims to tangibly support the AI ecosystem, after its previous verbal endorsement of CoreWeave failed to stabilize the market.

NVIDIA has participated in Firmus's three most recent funding rounds and is one of its significant shareholders. According to The Information's Tuesday report, this potential investment is NVIDIA's latest effort to bolster the entire ecosystem amidst a large-scale sell-off in AI stocks and a deteriorating financing environment for AI data center operators.
11:09
International oil prices rose due to renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, while concerns about artificial intelligence eased. Meanwhile, Asian stock markets generally fell.
11:03
Asian stocks opened lower on Thursday, with the Hang Seng Index falling 0.58% to 23,513 points before losses expanded, as lingering concerns over artificial intelligence and uncertainty in the Gulf weighed on investor sentiment. Mainland China's Shanghai Composite Index opened up 1 point at 3,714, while the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.12% to 11,690. Japan's Nikkei 225 opened 0.13% lower at 64,539, and South Korea's Kospi opened down 1.14% at 5,670, both later seeing chip-sector shares give back gains. In the US, Meta's plan to issue non-voting class C common stock drew renewed scrutiny on AI spending despite beating revenue expectations. Brent crude rose 1.1% to US$110.03 a barrel, near a five-month high, as the US ordered diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia amid Houthi strikes and reports emerged of US-Israeli plans for renewed attacks on Iran after the US midterm elections.
11:03
Iran's nuclear program has once again emerged as a major obstacle in negotiations to end the US-Israel war on Iran, with Washington and Tehran remaining divided over uranium enrichment and the future of Iran’s nuclear stockpile. Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei insists that "even a particle of enriched uranium will not exit Iran at all," rejecting demands for Tehran to transfer its nuclear material abroad. Meanwhile, US Vice President JD Vance calls for meaningful reductions in enrichment capacity, as the US seeks a long-term, verifiable commitment from Iran not to rebuild its nuclear weapons capabilities. A June memorandum of understanding proposed reducing uranium enrichment levels under international supervision but left key details unresolved.

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