OpenAI去年股权薪酬超44亿美元占营收119%；苹果对欧盟5亿欧元罚款提起上诉丨全球科技早参

Group 1: CoreWeave Acquisition - CoreWeave has agreed to acquire data center infrastructure provider Core Scientific in an all-stock transaction valued at nearly $9 billion [2] - This acquisition aims to "verticalize" CoreWeave's data center layout, with Core Scientific becoming a key supplier of data center infrastructure [2] - The integration of Core Scientific's resources and capabilities is expected to enhance CoreWeave's data center infrastructure strength [2] Group 2: Apple EU Fine Appeal - Apple has appealed against a €500 million ($586 million) fine imposed by the EU for violating the Digital Markets Act [3] - The company argues that the EU Commission's decision and the unprecedented fine exceed legal boundaries [3] - This appeal highlights the ongoing tension between tech giants and regulatory bodies regarding digital market competition and fairness [3] Group 3: Quantum Computing Breakthrough - IBM and Japan's RIKEN Institute have successfully simulated molecular quantum behavior using a combination of quantum and supercomputing [4] - This research, published in scientific journals, opens new pathways for chemical and pharmaceutical development [4] - The successful application of quantum computing in molecular simulation is expected to accelerate innovation in related fields [4] Group 4: OpenAI Compensation Structure - OpenAI's stock-based compensation reached $4.4 billion last year, accounting for 119% of its revenue due to intense competition for AI talent [5] - The company anticipates a reduction in the proportion of stock-based compensation to 45% this year, aiming for below 10% by the end of 2030 [5] - This reflects the fierce competition for top talent in the AI sector [5] Group 5: Figure Robotics Development - Figure's CEO announced that humanoid robots have entered the engineering validation phase, driven by breakthroughs in hardware reliability and neural networks [6] - The latest humanoid robot design has reduced costs by approximately 90% [6] - Figure aims for large-scale deployment of humanoid robots within four years, with a production capacity of 100,000 units annually, targeting global distribution of hundreds of millions of robots [6]