US Department of Justice issues subpoena to Nvidia over antitrust concerns
On September 4th, according to Bloomberg citing a source familiar with the matter, the US Department of Justice has issued subpoenas to Nvidia and other companies seeking evidence that the chip manufacturer has violated antitrust laws.
Antitrust officials are concerned that Nvidia is increasing the difficulty for customers to switch to other suppliers and punishing buyers who do not specifically use its artificial intelligence chips.
OpenAI reportedly considers investing billions of dollars in building AI infrastructure in the United States
On September 4th, according to media reports, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's plan to attract global investors to support the construction of AI infrastructure is becoming clearer, with a focus on launching in various states in the United States, expected to cost billions of dollars.
Insiders say that the types of projects being discussed include building data centers, increasing energy capacity and transmission through turbines and generators, and expanding semiconductor manufacturing. Supporters may include investors from Canada, South Korea, Japan, and the United Arab Emirates. OpenAI also expects other private companies to participate in the project.
OpenAI's largest investor, Microsoft, is a potential partner, but Microsoft did not provide specific comments on the project, only stating that they were aware of and involved in any extensive infrastructure related efforts of the company.
DingTalk launches multiple 'super AI assistants'
On September 3rd, DingTalk released a series of new products and features based on "low code+AI" and "multi-dimensional table+AI". At the same time, DingTalk has also launched multiple "super AI assistants" based on the combination of multidimensional tables and AI PaaS capabilities. At present, the number of applications suitable for the DingTalk low code platform has exceeded 10 million.
Institutions expect H200 to become Nvidia's main supplier after the third quarter
On September 3rd, according to the latest research by TrendForce Consulting, due to the increasing demand for NVIDIA's core product Hopper GPU, NVIDIA's data center business has driven the company's overall revenue to more than double in the second quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, reaching $30 billion. According to the supply chain survey results, CSP (cloud service provider) and OEM (original equipment manufacturer) customers will increase their demand for H200 in the near future, and it is expected that this GPU will become Nvidia's main supplier after the third quarter of 2024.
Netherlands fined 30.5 million euros to an American AI enterprise
On September 3rd, according to Caixin, the Dutch Data Protection Authority announced a fine of 30.5 million euros for the US based "Clear Sight" artificial intelligence company for illegally collecting billions of facial photos for providing facial recognition services.
The Netherlands Data Protection Agency said that "Clear Vision" artificial intelligence company automatically grabs face photos from the Internet without people's knowledge, and illegally established a database containing more than 30 billion face photos, including many Dutch photos. The company also converts each photo into a unique biometric code for customers to use.
The facial recognition service provided by "Clear Vision" can help its customers identify the identity of individuals in images and videos. This service can be used for activities such as intelligence analysis and market research. The Dutch Data Protection Agency stated that the services provided by "Clear Vision" violate the EU's General Data Protection Regulation, and any Dutch organization using the company's services may also face significant fines.
Huawei Three Fold Screen Phone Named Mate XT Extraordinary Master
On September 3rd, according to Huawei's terminal news, Huawei's first three fold screen phone named Mate XT Extraordinary Master will be unveiled at the Huawei press conference on the afternoon of September 10th.
IPhone reportedly to use OLED panels, Japan will exit screen supply chain
On September 3rd, according to Nikkei News, Apple will use OLED panels in all iPhone smartphones released after 2025 to replace LCD displays. In Japan, only JDI and Sharp are involved in the production of smartphone LCD displays, and they will also withdraw from the supply chain as a result.
The new version of Gaode Map has been launched
Recently, the new version V15 of Gaode Map was officially released, featuring six functions: lane level navigation, Beidou satellite network free navigation, satellite distress, 3D stereoscopic map, AI navigator, and performance improvement, marking Gaode as the world's first comprehensive service map.
Yu Chengdong: Hope to achieve an integrated communication network of air, space, and earth starting from 5.5G
On September 3rd, at the International Ecological Conference of Aerospace Information Industry, Huawei Consumer Business CEO Yu Chengdong said, "Huawei is the first to support high-precision positioning and Beidou messaging in Beidou. China's 5G development is very fast, and this year China has entered the 5.5G era. Originally, we said 6G was the integration of air, space, and earth, but we may not have to wait until 6G. We hope to achieve an integrated communication network from 5.5G onwards
Zhiwen Group's net revenue for the second quarter was 2.6914 billion yuan, with a net profit of 449.2 million yuan
On September 3rd, Zhiwen Group announced its unaudited financial performance for the second quarter of 2024. According to the financial report, the net revenue of Zhiwen Group for the quarter reached 2.6914 billion yuan, which is not measured according to US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. The net profit attributable to Zhiwen Group is 449.2 million yuan.
In the second quarter, Momo App had 7.2 million paying users and Tantan had 1 million paying users.