Qwen Open Platform Goes Live, Opening Service Integration Across Mobile, PC, and AI Glasses
On August 10, the Qwen Open Platform officially launched, opening up service integration for three types of endpoints—mobile phones, PCs, and AI glasses—to ecosystem partners and developers. According to the announcement, the first batch of partners spans over a dozen industries including logistics and transportation, real estate, local services, wealth management, and automotive. Users can simply @ the relevant service in a conversation or tap the “dot badge” in the top-right corner of the page to enter the corresponding agent and experience the full journey from consultation and recommendations to placing an order.
Unitree Robotics: Final Online Subscription Win Rate for STAR Market IPO Stands at 0.0181%
Unitree Robotics announced on August 10 that the online subscription status and win rate for its initial public offering on the STAR Market have been disclosed. The offering price is set at 150.80 yuan per share, with a total of 40,446,434 shares issued. After the activation of the clawback mechanism, the final online offering amount is 9,707,000 shares, accounting for approximately 30.00% of the shares issued after deducting the final strategic placement. The final online subscription win rate is 0.01809759%.
Novo Nordisk Partners with AWS to Accelerate Drug Discovery and Shorten R&D Timelines
Novo Nordisk and Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced a strategic partnership on August 10, aimed at leveraging agentic AI and cloud technologies to accelerate drug discovery and modernize Novo Nordisk’s operations. As part of the collaboration, the two companies have established a joint innovation center in London, dedicated to shortening the R&D cycle from identifying drug targets to first-in-human dosing.
Swancor’s Qiyuan Robotics Opens Experience Stores in Hangzhou and Wuhan
On August 10, news surfaced that Qiyuan Robotics has officially announced the opening of two offline experience stores in Hangzhou and Wuhan. In addition, the company has already confirmed physical store launches in Shanghai, Shenzhen, Xi’an, Guangzhou, and Xiamen.
Qiyuan Robotics is the consumer-grade embodied intelligence brand under Swancor. To date, it has unveiled its first compact full-body force-controlled humanoid robot, the Qiyuan Q1, and the first deformable personal robot, the Qiyuan T1, both recently showcased at WAIC 2026 and 2026 ChinaJoy.
Alibaba Cloud Cuts Data Center Delivery Time to 100 Days
On August 10, reports confirmed that Alibaba Cloud, leveraging its pioneering fully modular architecture, has shortened the delivery timeline for large-scale AIDC data centers to just 100 days. Alongside the significant reduction in construction time, overall build costs for Alibaba Cloud data centers have dropped by more than 10%. This year, Alibaba Cloud plans to more than double its global production capacity for modular data centers.
Meta Releases Lightweight AI Model That Runs on a Single Graphics Card
On August 10, Meta Platforms unveiled a lightweight AI model called Muse Glimmer that can run on a single computer, allowing users to download and customize it to fit their specific needs. Meta stated that Muse Glimmer is a “distilled” version of its Muse Spark 1.2 model, with a design focus on improving efficiency and minimizing system configuration requirements. According to the company, Muse Glimmer boasts 30 billion parameters and is compact enough to run on just one GPU, with primary use cases including schedule management and file organization.
“Token Superfactory” Motian Intelligent Secures Series A Funding
On August 10, Motian Intelligent, dubbed the “Token Superfactory,” announced the completion of its Series A funding round. The round was led by Yida Capital, with participation from several strategic resource partners including Cheng Yuan Xiang Investment, Hongshan Capital, Ruifeng Capital, Nantong Industry Control Siyuan AI Fund (jointly established by Nantong Industry Control and Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Hanyuan Assets), and Haojun Investment. Existing shareholders such as Da Tai Capital and Hong Kong Science Park Ventures Fund also continued to increase their stakes. The newly raised funds will primarily be used to advance computing infrastructure technology iteration and accelerate commercial deployment.
