8:00 36Kr 丨NVIDIA and Jensen Huang are facing a class-action lawsuit filed by shareholders, with its market value evaporating by 2.85 trillion in two days; Anthropic officially kicks off its IPO roadshow; Alibaba plans to spin off T-Head for independent listing.
Today's Hot News Guide
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China and the United States are maintaining communication on the arrangements for the interaction between the two heads of state within this year
The Global Chip LOF will be suspended from trading from the opening of the afternoon market on November 10 until the market close
Dong Mingzhu responds to the performance decline of Gree Electric Appliances
BMW has selected LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI to supply next-generation power batteries
PepsiCo's North American business is in trouble, with 1000 employees laid off
TOP 3 Major News
Jensen Huang and NVIDIA are accused of suspected shareholder fraud
Five minutes after the U.S. stock market closed on the 9th local time, NVIDIA and Jensen Huang were faced with a class-action lawsuit filed by shareholders, accusing them of suspected fraud against shareholders. Analysts believe that once Jensen Huang leaves his post, NVIDIA will face huge succession difficulties. The 63-year-old Jensen Huang is the core pillar of NVIDIA. Data from financial data service provider FactSet shows that Jensen Huang is the fifth largest shareholder of NVIDIA, holding about 3.58% of the shares. Analysts hold the view that the company does not have a mature succession plan at present. If Jensen Huang leaves the company, it will be a large-scale leadership transition for which the company is not prepared.
Affected by the continuous fermentation of the extramarital affair incident of Jensen Huang, the computing power chip giant continued to fall by more than 5% on Tuesday, with its market value evaporating by more than 209 billion US dollars in a single day, equivalent to about 1.39 trillion yuan. In the first two days of this week, the company's total market value has evaporated by more than 420 billion US dollars, equivalent to 2.85 trillion yuan. (Yicai Global, CLS)
Anthropic Officially Launches IPO Roadshow and Releases Relevant Roadshow Videos
Anthropic officially kicked off its initial public offering (IPO) roadshow on November 10, and released the corresponding roadshow video on its official website. The company plans to issue 825 million Class A common shares at an offering price range of $70 to $78 per share. Calculated at the upper limit of the offering price, the maximum base offering size is approximately $643.5 billion. Among the shares to be issued, Anthropic itself will offer about 801.4 million shares, and part of existing shareholders will sell approximately 23.65 million shares. The company intends to list on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol "ANT". The underwriters also have a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 123.75 million shares.
On November 10, a document showed that Google, NVIDIA, AMD, Broadcom, Micron, Microsoft and TSMC's partner companies have agreed to collectively subscribe for $26 billion worth of non-voting common shares of Anthropic through concurrent private placement, and the subscription price is consistent with the IPO offering price. (Sina Finance, Jiemian News, CLS)
Alibaba: Has Officially Applied for the Independent Listing of T-Head
36Kr learned that on the evening of November 10, Alibaba Group released an announcement stating that it has submitted documents to The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited, applying for the independent listing of its subsidiary T-Head. After the listing is completed, T-Head will remain a subsidiary of Alibaba. According to the announcement, on September 11, 2026, T-Head has submitted a listing application to The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited, planning to carry out independent listing on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited via H shares. It is reported that the specific scale of the IPO has not been finally determined. As of April 2026, the cumulative shipment volume of T-Head's Zhenwu series AI chips has reached 560,000 units.
AI Cutting Edge
Google Announces Full General Availability of Pathways on the Cloud
On November 9, Google announced that Pathways is now officially fully available on Google Cloud Platform. Pathways is a large-scale distributed machine learning runtime system independently developed by Google, which has been used to train large models such as Gemini, and is now open to Google Cloud customers. (CLS)
Meta Plans to Form a Sales Team to Expand the Enterprise Customer Market for AI Products
According to reports, Meta Platforms is taking further measures to drive the sales of AI products for the enterprise market. The company has started to build a sales organization, plans to sell AI products to small and medium-sized enterprises, and establish cooperative relationships with consulting firms and system integrators to secure large enterprise clients. (CLS)
Musk Reveals Latest Updates on Optimus Robot
Tesla's humanoid robot "Optimus" is one of the products that have attracted wide market attention. Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently stated that "Optimus" will start delivery around the end of 2027, and the delivery form is more likely to be "lease" rather than "sale". Musk noted that the initial cost of Optimus may be roughly on a par with that of electric vehicles, with the initial cost of each robot standing at around 30,000 US dollars, which will later drop to about 20,000 US dollars. Musk estimates that it will take at least one year for Optimus to achieve full mass production, and before external delivery, Optimus will be put into use in Tesla's own factories first. Tesla previously stated that the working efficiency of "Optimus" will reach about five times that of an average person. According to industry insiders, Tesla may open reservations for Optimus in early December. (CCTV Finance)
Large Corporations' Earnings Reports
Goldman Sachs Predicts Anthropic's Revenue Will Exceed 600 Billion U.S. Dollars in 2030
According to the forecast from Goldman Sachs, the lead underwriting investment bank of Anthropic, Anthropic's revenue is expected to exceed 600 billion U.S. dollars by 2030, representing a more than 130-fold increase over its revenue last year. The forecast model presented by Goldman Sachs to potential investors of this IPO shows that the company's total revenue this year is estimated to be around 52 billion U.S. dollars, will rise to 136 billion U.S. dollars in 2027, hit 442 billion U.S. dollars in 2029, and further surge to 600 billion U.S. dollars in 2030.
Tesla's domestic sales in China slumped sharply in October, falling from the 1st place to the 66th
According to the latest data from the Dongchedi Ranking released on November 10, the domestic retail sales of Tesla Model Y in China in October 2026 stood at only 7,807 units, down 42,552 units from 50,359 units in September, with its ranking dropping directly from the top to the 66th. In terms of monthly trend, the retail sales of Model Y from April to September this year were 22,990 units, 28,911 units, 38,654 units, 25,158 units, 29,260 units and 50,359 units respectively, and its ranking basically stayed in the top three of the overall vehicle sales list, claiming the monthly sales championship twice in June and September. In the October ranking, Model Y lags behind Mercedes-Benz E-Class and Toyota Avalon, with its sales volume decreasing by about 60% year on year.
The overall performance of the brand also went downward. In October, the domestic retail sales of Model 3 in China reached 1,010 units, and the total domestic retail sales of Tesla brand in that month amounted to 8,817 units, down 66.1% year on year, marking the lowest monthly performance since July 2022. Its domestic retail sales have registered year-on-year declines for five consecutive months. (Fast Technology)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China and the US maintain communication on the interaction arrangements between the two heads of state within the year
On November 10, Guo Jiakun, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, chaired the regular press conference. A journalist raised a question about the meeting between the heads of state of China and the United States. Guo Jiakun said that the two sides are maintaining communication on the interaction arrangements between the two heads of state within the year. (CCTV News)
JD Technology is exposed to have undergone organizational restructuring, officially splitting the two major sectors of "Cloud Technology" and "FinTech"
According to market sources, JD Technology officially announced a major organizational restructuring internally last week: the company is formally divided into two major sectors, "Cloud Technology" and "FinTech", both at the same administrative level as JD Retail. Xu Feng is the top leader of the "Cloud Technology" sector. Public information shows that Xu Feng is Vice President of JD Group and former President of the Digital City Cluster of JD Technology. In January 2023, JD Technology carried out an organizational structure adjustment and established the setup of "one department and three centers", and Xu Feng was adjusted from the former President of the Digital City Cluster of JD Technology to the head of the JD Technology Sales Center; in April 2023, Xu Feng was promoted to President of JD Technology, reporting to Li Yayun, CEO. In March 2025, Xu Feng, who was then Vice President of JD Group and President of JD Technology, was promoted from M4-1 to M4-2. At the same time, JD Exploration Research Institute was also split, and core departments such as JoyAI and AI Algorithm were fully incorporated into Cloud Technology, which was listed as an independent C1-level department. As of press time, no response has been received from JD's official side after verification of the above news. (Sina Tech)
China Gold Coin Group Issues Risk Warning Amid Precious Metal Price Fluctuations
36Kr learned that China Gold Coin Group has released a risk warning on precious metal price fluctuations. The statement notes that recently, affected by the superposition of multiple macro factors at home and abroad, the price volatility of precious metals has intensified. The majority of collection and investment practitioners should establish a rational and prudent allocation concept, objectively recognize the operation rules of the precious metal market, and attach great importance to the risk of market price fluctuations. They shall participate rationally, operate prudently, avoid blindly chasing rising prices and selling off at dips, and scientifically manage and control the risks of investment and collection.
Global Chip LOF will be suspended from trading from the opening of the afternoon session on November 10 until the market close
36Kr has learned that Invesco Great Wall Fund Management Co., Ltd. released an announcement, stating that recently the secondary market trading price of Invesco Great Wall Global Semiconductor Chip Industry Equity Securities Investment Fund under its management has been significantly higher than the net value of the fund share, with a considerable premium. At the noon close on November 10, the secondary market closing price of the fund was 3.118 yuan, while as of November 6, the net value of the fund's share was 2.3571 yuan. We hereby solemnly remind all investors to pay close attention to the premium risk of the secondary market trading price and make investment decisions prudently. Blind investment may lead to huge losses afterwards. To protect the interests of investors, this fund will be suspended from trading from the opening of the afternoon session on November 10, 2026 until the market close of the same day, and the redemption business of the fund will be processed normally during the trading suspension period.
Dong Mingzhu Responds to the Performance Decline of Gree Electric
Dong Mingzhu, Chairwoman of Gree Electric, recently talked about the current situation of mounting performance pressure facing the company. She stated that the rising price of copper, the raw material, has brought operational pressure to the enterprise, with the price of copper reaching 5 to 6 times that of aluminum. Faced with the reality of rising costs, Gree has chosen to stick to product quality, insist on using copper to produce relevant products, and would rather bear a profit loss of several billion yuan than replace materials to cut costs. "Aluminum can also be used to make relevant parts, but there are uncertainties in its stability, reliability and service durability, and the vast number of consumers will end up suffering losses," Dong Mingzhu said. To maintain the foundation of a brand, the top priority is to safeguard product quality, and it is unacceptable to pursue short-term economic benefits at the cost of sacrificing product quality. (Jiemian News)
The People's Bank of China launched 190 billion yuan of overnight reverse repo operations on November 10, with the operating interest rate at 1.25%
36Kr has learned that the People's Bank of China carried out 190 billion yuan of overnight reverse repo operations on November 10, with the operating interest rate standing at 1.25%.
The three major U.S. stock indexes closed lower collectively, with NVIDIA down more than 5%
36Kr learned that at the close of trading on November 10, the three major U.S. stock indexes fell collectively. The Nasdaq fell 0.74%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.3%, and the S&P 500 Index fell 0.38%. Most large tech stocks declined, with NVIDIA down more than 5%, posting a cumulative drop of over 9% in the past two trading sessions, and its total market value has evaporated by more than 420 billion U.S. dollars. Microsoft and Intel fell more than 2%, Apple and Google recorded slight declines, Amazon rose more than 1%, and Tesla saw a slight increase. Most popular Chinese concept stocks dropped: NIO and iQIYI fell more than 3%, Alibaba fell more than 2%, Pinduoduo, NetEase and Baidu fell more than 1%, XPeng Group and Bilibili saw slight declines, and Li Auto rose more than 1%.
Total U.S. credit card debt rises to a record high of $1.29 trillion
On local time November 10, the latest Household Debt Report released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that in the third quarter of this year, the total U.S. credit card debt increased by 22 billion U.S. dollars, reaching a record 1.29 trillion U.S. dollars, with a year-on-year growth of 4.2%. Researchers from the New York Fed stated that with high inflation and rising borrowing costs, the financial pressure on consumers continues to increase, and the difficulty in debt repayment is particularly prominent for borrowers with low incomes and low credit scores. Data shows that the average interest rate of newly issued credit cards in the United States is about 24%, and credit cards remain one of the relatively high-cost borrowing methods. (CCTV News)
It is reported that Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, has withdrawn from two events, and his name no longer appears on the schedule
Business Insider, citing an unnamed insider, reports that Jensen Huang, Chief Executive Officer of NVIDIA, was originally scheduled to be interviewed by a senior executive of Anthropic at a non-public CEO forum on Monday evening, but he is no longer on the event agenda. (Sina Finance)
Li Auto: The "Li Auto i6 Group Purchase Rebate" Campaign Has No Connection With the Company
36Kr learned that the Legal Department of Li Auto has released a notice regarding the situation that online communities recruit people to place orders in the name of "Li Auto i6 Group Purchase Rebate". Li Auto states that this campaign has nothing to do with Li Auto, and Li Auto has not organized or authorized any organization or individual to carry out such an activity. Li Auto has reported the relevant situation to the police and will actively cooperate with the investigation.
Founder of Zulijian Listed as Dishonest Person Subject to Enforcement
Tianyancha shows that recently, Zhang Jingkang, Zhang Shaokang, Xin Junlan, founders of the elderly shoe brand Zulijian, and Suixian Zulijian Shoe Industry Co., Ltd. have been designated as dishonest persons subject to enforcement (deadbeat) by the People's Court of Feixi County for having the ability to perform obligations but refusing to fulfill the obligations determined by effective legal documents, with the involved amount exceeding 1.9542 million yuan. Suixian Zulijian Shoe Industry Co., Ltd. was established in December 2017, with Zhang Jingkang as its legal representative and a registered capital of about 100 million yuan. Its business scope includes production and sales of shoes and shoe materials, fitness equipment, foot massage machines, massage apparatus sales, etc., and is jointly held by Zhang Jingkang and Zhang Shaokang. It is worth noting that many companies under the name of Zhang Jingkang have been listed as dishonest persons subject to enforcement (deadbeat) and subjected to high-consumption restrictions. (National Business Daily)
Another extremely lucrative new share subscription emerges in the A-share market, with maximum earnings of over 70,000 yuan for one winning lot
On November 10, the new stock Keruisi (688827.SH) was listed on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market). On the first trading day, the stock opened 298.94% higher, and its intraday price once surged to 188 yuan, marking a 314.37% increase. Calculated at the issue price of 45.37 yuan, if an investor wins one lot (500 shares) and sells at the intraday high, the floating profit will exceed 70,000 yuan, making it one of the most high-profile "super profitable new share lots" in the recent A-share market. As of the press time of Jiemian News, the company's share price has retreated to 135 yuan per share, up 197.55%. (Jiemian News)
Cambridge Industries' Response to "Order Cut" Rumors: The Claims Are Inconsistent With the Company's Actual Operating Performance
Senior executives of Cambridge Industries stated at the Q3 earnings briefing held on November 9 that demand for high-speed optical module orders remains robust. The company has placed pre-orders for multiple key materials to lock in production capacity, making full preparations for large-scale deliveries in 2027. Currently, the company's supply chain collaboration capability built around key materials, core components, production equipment and the global manufacturing system has become a core competitive edge for the enterprise. Recently, widespread market rumors claimed that the data center business of major North American clients has been delayed, sparking concerns over order cuts. "The relevant rumors do not conform to the company's actual operating conditions. At present, the company sees strong demand for high-speed optical module orders, its capacity utilization rate stays at a persistently high level, and both production and delivery schedules are steadily advancing as planned," the Cambridge Industries executive responded. (Securities Times)
BMW Selects LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI as Suppliers for Next-Generation Power Batteries
The BMW Group announced on the 9th that it has added LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI as suppliers of its sixth-generation high-voltage battery cells, and signed supply contracts with the two enterprises respectively. The delivery is planned to start at the end of the 2020s, and the supply volume and contract amount have not been disclosed to the public. (Sina Finance)
US Inflation Data to Test Treasury Rally as Markets Price in Over 80% Chance of December Rate Hike
Bond traders are awaiting a key inflation report to be released on Tuesday for clues about the Federal Reserve's policy path, so as to judge whether there is still room for the recent rally of US Treasuries to continue. After the Democratic Party swept the midterm elections, technology stocks were sold off, and investors flocked to safe-haven assets, pushing the yields of US Treasuries of all maturities to the lowest level since September last week. As the stock market showed signs of stabilizing on Monday, the 10-year US Treasury yield rose slightly to 4.88%, which is still far below the level above 5% hit last month. The yield was basically flat during the Asian trading session on Tuesday. Economists expect that the consumer price data to be released later in the US will show that the inflation growth rate has slowed down somewhat but remains at a high level, which will keep the Federal Reserve under continuous pressure to raise interest rates at its next meeting in December. (Sina Finance)
PepsiCo's North American business is in trouble, with 1,000 employees laid off
PepsiCo will cut about 1,000 jobs in North America, as the company is trying to reverse the weak sales performance in its home market. "We have clear ambitions for PepsiCo's North American business: to build a stronger, more future-oriented business that delivers industry-leading growth," Ram Krishnan, CEO of PepsiCo North America, wrote in a letter to employees on Monday. "To achieve this goal, we need to move faster, stay more closely connected and become more capable, while continuing to invest in growth — investing in our employees, capabilities and brands." In the coming week, PepsiCo plans to carry out the layoffs, stating that this move is aimed at streamlining operations and better connecting all teams of the company's North American business. According to corporate documents, as of December 27, PepsiCo had about 306,000 employees around the world, among whom around 125,000 were located in the United States. (Sina Finance)
South Korea's KOSPI 200 index futures rose 5.76%, triggering the sidecar mechanism, and programmatic buying is suspended for 5 minutes
The Korea Exchange announced that at 9:06:02 a.m. that day, the South Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) 200 index futures rose by more than 5% for over one minute, triggering the buy-side "Sidecar" mechanism. Programmatic buy quotations on the KOSPI market are suspended for 5 minutes. The announcement shows that the relevant futures contract was priced at 821.04 points at that time, up 44.78 points from the benchmark price of 776.26 points, representing an increase of 5.76%. (Jiemian News)
Elon Musk Says Tesla Will Refund Part of Cybertruck Deposits and Defends the Production Halt Decision
Tesla CEO Elon Musk defended the decision to discontinue the Cybertruck, the company's highly controversial steel pickup, claiming that the vehicle's order volume far outpaces its production capacity. Musk posted on the X platform on Monday that Tesla will cease production of the Cybertruck in roughly 8 months. He also noted that the company will manufacture as many units of this model as possible before that date, but Tesla "will have to refund deposits to a large number of customers." Musk stated that the Cybertruck is not a loss-making model, and the reason for the production halt is that "the opportunity cost brought by the Cybertruck's complex manufacturing process far exceeds the value that can be created by scaling up production of the Cybercab self-driving taxi." (Sina Finance)
SoftBank: Total investment in OpenAI reached 54.6 billion US dollars by the end of the second quarter
SoftBank: Total investment in OpenAI reached 54.6 billion US dollars by the end of the second quarter. (Sina Finance)
U.S. gasoline prices fall below $4 per gallon for the first time since July
36Kr learned that on November 10, the gasoline price in the United States fell below $4 per gallon for the first time since July.
Earnings Reports of Major Companies
KKR's profit rises, with fee-related earnings achieving growth
Benefiting from the growth of fee-related earnings driven by rising management fees, the quarterly profit of this investment institution increased year on year. KKR announced on Monday that its profit in the third quarter was 1.12 billion US dollars, equivalent to 1.19 US dollars per share; the profit in the same period of last year was 859.9 million US dollars, or 0.90 US dollars per share. FactSet data shows that the company's adjusted earnings per share was 1.78 US dollars, exceeding analysts' expectation of 1.58 US dollars. Driven by the growth of performance income from management fees and service fees, fee-related earnings rose by 27% to 1.32 billion US dollars. The company's total revenue fell to 4.56 billion US dollars from 5.53 billion US dollars last year. (Sina Finance)
SoftBank Group Posts a Net Loss of 768 Billion Japanese Yen in the First Half of the Fiscal Year, Compared With a Profit of 2.92 Trillion Japanese Yen in the Same Period Last Year
On November 10, SoftBank Group released its financial results for the first half of fiscal 2026 ending September 30, 2026. During the reporting period, the company's net sales reached 4.24 trillion Japanese Yen, up 13.3% year on year; it posted a pre-tax loss of 438.7 billion Japanese Yen, compared with a pre-tax profit of 3.69 trillion Japanese Yen in the same period last year; the net loss attributable to owners of the parent company stood at 768 billion Japanese Yen, versus a net profit of 2.92 trillion Japanese Yen in the same period a year earlier. The sharp decline in investment income is a key factor behind the performance change. During the reporting period, the group's investment income amounted to 1.73 trillion Japanese Yen, down 56% year on year. Of that, the holding company's investment business recorded an investment income of 1.08 trillion Japanese Yen, mainly from the 1.06 trillion Japanese Yen gain on Intel stocks; the investment income of the Vision Fund dropped to 705.6 billion Japanese Yen from 3.42 trillion Japanese Yen in the same period of the previous year. (Jiemian News)
Honda's net profit for the first half of the fiscal year hits 516.8 billion Japanese yen, up 65.7% year on year
On November 10, Honda Motor released its performance results for the first half of the 2026 fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. During the reporting period, the company's sales revenue reached 12.04 trillion Japanese yen, up 13.2% year on year; the operating profit was 648.7 billion Japanese yen, up 48.1% year on year; the pre-tax profit stood at 740.9 billion Japanese yen, up 40.5% year on year; the net profit attributable to owners of the parent company was 516.8 billion Japanese yen, up 65.7% year on year. Honda also adjusted its full-year performance forecast for the 2026 fiscal year, predicting that sales revenue will reach 24.4 trillion Japanese yen, up 11.9% year on year, which is higher than the previous expectation; it expects operating profit to hit 780 billion Japanese yen, and the net profit attributable to owners of the parent company to reach 500 billion Japanese yen. The company expects full-year earnings per share to be 128.44 Japanese yen. (Jiemian News)
TSMC: October sales reached NT$586.89 billion, growing 59.7% year-on-year
TSMC has released its October revenue report. The company's consolidated revenue for the month was approximately NT$586.89 billion, up 14.7% month-on-month and 59.7% year-on-year. From January to October this year, TSMC's total consolidated revenue reached approximately NT$4.49 trillion, representing a 43.3% year-on-year increase. (Jiemian News)
Rocket Lab expects its fiscal fourth-quarter revenue to be between $270 million and $290 million, while the market consensus estimate stands at $265.5 million
Rocket Lab posted fiscal Q3 revenue of $268 million, which is higher than the estimated $257.9 million; it recorded an adjusted EBITDA loss of $18 million, with a smaller loss margin than the estimated $20.3 million. The company forecasts its fiscal fourth-quarter revenue to range from $270 million to $290 million, against the consensus estimate of $265.5 million. (CLS)
Hims&Hers Health expects full fiscal year revenue to be $3.13 billion to $3.15 billion, below the estimated $3.21 billion
Hims&Hers Health posted a loss of 14 cents per share in the third fiscal quarter, compared with earnings of 6 cents per share in the same period of last year; its revenue reached $890.4 million, slightly lower than the estimated $892.8 million. The company expects its full fiscal year revenue to range from $3.13 billion to $3.15 billion, which is lower than the previously estimated $3.21 billion. (CLS)
Investment and Financing
"Fanhuanshu" Completes Angel Round Financing of Nearly 100 Million Yuan
36Kr has learned that "Fanhuanshu", an AI-native chip design company, recently closed its angel round of financing with a total amount of nearly 100 million yuan. This round is led by Shanghai Future Industry Fund, with co-investment from Shanghai Information Investment, Shanghai Science and Technology Innovation Group, Fuhai Heavy Industry Fund, Xuhui Capital, Kuanqiao Hengsong and Infinity Fund. The proceeds from this round of financing will be mainly used for vertical model training for AI-native chip design, iteration of the full-process toolchain, expansion of the core team for chip engineering and AI algorithms, as well as joint customer delivery and market expansion. Since its establishment in March 2026, "Fanhuanshu" has completed multiple rounds of financing.
"Zhengyuan Quantum" Completes Angel Round Financing
36Kr has learned that superconducting quantum computing company "Zhengyuan Quantum" has announced the completion of its angel round financing. Founded in 2026, Zhengyuan Quantum is committed to developing scalable superconducting quantum computers. The investors of this round include institutions such as Shenzhen Venture Capital, Pudong Venture Capital, Denning Capital, Xiangjiang Xincheng, Shenzhen Angel FOF, etc., with Duowei Capital serving as the exclusive financial advisor. The proceeds from this round of financing will be mainly used for the R&D of thousand-qubit superconducting quantum computers, and accelerate the verification of key technologies such as 3D packaging, low-temperature interconnection and integrated measurement and control.
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