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Moonshot AI, a Beijing-based Chinese AI start-up and developer of the Kimi K3 model, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering in Hong Kong.

Private AI firm Humain plans to raise a $2.5 billion fund to invest in Saudi Arabian data centers, aiming to capitalize on AI infrastructure demand.

Nodal Exchange Holdings, LLC announced plans to launch futures contracts on AI chip computing power, positioning itself as a competitor to established exchanges like CME and ICE.

Z.ai (Zhipu AI) and MiniMax, two Chinese AI companies that went public in Hong Kong in January, are showing divergent financial performance in their first-half earnings.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Tesla CEO Elon Musk urged policymakers at a G20 meeting to limit AI regulations to addressing 'actual and pragmatic harm,' warning that strict guardrails could stifle innovation during the US-China technological competition.

ByteDance, the private parent company of TikTok, secured a $30 billion loan to fund its artificial intelligence initiatives, signaling significant capital allocation toward AI development and infrastructure.

Mainland Chinese investors used the Stock Connect programme to rotate into Hong Kong‑listed artificial‑intelligence stocks, net buying HK$10.1 billion in August, while simultaneously selling shares of financial‑sector companies.

President Trump asserted that the United States holds a significant lead over China in artificial intelligence and highlighted strong inbound U.S.

China's science and technology minister Yin Hejun called for global cooperation on AI governance ahead of a Xi-Trump summit, emphasizing opportunities and risks in AI development during a G20 meeting.

The article suggests that rising bond yields may diminish the S&P 500's AI-driven rally, implying a potential shift in market leadership from AI-related sectors to interest-rate-sensitive areas.

Anthropic released its new Claude Fable 5.1 model, claiming it surpasses Chinese AI rivals in performance benchmarks for coding and complex knowledge work.

China's Cyberspace Administration announced a crackdown on AI‑generated low‑quality content, reporting the removal of over 5.61 million harmful items and about 49,000 accounts across platforms such as WeChat, RedNote and Douyin.