Samsung’s Lee Jae-yong Meets OpenAI’s Altman, Likely Chatting About AI Infrastructure Collaboration
On July 25th local time, Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong met with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in San Francisco. OpenAI didn’t spill the beans on what they discussed, but industry insiders figure they were probably talking about deepening their partnership in AI infrastructure, including High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM), and advanced foundry manufacturing.
Swancor’s Sub Qiyuan Xinchuang Lands in Shanghai, Plans to Unleash at Least 2 Consumer Robots Every Year
News just in: Swancor’s wholly-owned subsidiary Qiyuan Xinchuang, a key AI project in Shanghai, has officially set up shop in the Pudong Zhangjiang Robot Valley. Their game plan? Build the R&D innovation, ecosystem sharing, and industrial headquarters for what aims to be the biggest consumer robotics company out there.
The company already has its own personal robot, the “Qiyuan Q1,” and a transformable personal robot, the “Qiyuan T1,” developed in-house. Looking ahead, over the next three years, they’re pouring serious cash into R&D, focusing on building their research center, creating the fully self-developed Primemind base model, setting up a massive full-scenario testing and assembly base, and planning to roll out no less than two brand-new consumer robot products annually.
Jensen Huang: Brilliant Minds Always Find Great Answers, and China Is Destined to Produce Outstanding AI Tech
According to The Paper, on July 25th, Jensen Huang chatted about the US-China AI race in an interview. His take? Talented people always find smart solutions, and China is bound to come up with some amazing AI tech. He said we should keep learning from them and working with them.
Elon Musk: At Some Point, China Could Very Well Be the AI Leader
According to The Paper, on July 25th, Elon Musk shared his thoughts in an interview with The Economist. He noted that at some point in the future, China has a real shot at becoming the leader in AI, and even if the US bans Chinese models, it won’t stop them.
SK Group and NVIDIA Expand Their Strategic Partnership, Diving into AI Factories and Next-Gen Memory
On July 25th, SK Group and NVIDIA announced plans to ink a massive comprehensive cooperation agreement worth over $500 billion to build out AI infrastructure to meet the world’s growing computing needs. The two sides have signed a letter of intent to formalize the deal,which includes SK Telecom’s massive 2-gigawatt AI factory and SK Hynix’s long-term AI memory collaboration project.
