Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-08-12 05:29Group 1 - Nvidia and AMD have agreed to pay 15% of their revenue from AI chip sales to China to the US government in exchange for export licenses, highlighting a unique relationship between these companies and the US government [4][2] - Nvidia has launched a series of world models and application libraries for robot developers, including the open-source physical AI application and robot vision reasoning model, Cosmos Reason, which can reason like humans [5] - Trump has reversed his stance on Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, stating that their meeting was meaningful and expressing appreciation for Gelsinger's success [6] Group 2 - Elon Musk accused Apple of favoring OpenAI in its App Store, claiming it constitutes clear antitrust violations, and announced that his company xAI would take legal action [8] - Trump has decided to exempt Apple from upcoming semiconductor tariffs, which has pleased investors, although the investigation into chips will still affect other companies lacking Apple's lobbying power [9] - SK Hynix predicts a 30% annual growth rate for the AI storage chip market by 2030, driven by significant investments from cloud companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet [10] Group 3 - WeChat has launched a new feature allowing users to convert comments into images for sharing, enhancing user engagement [11] - GitHub's CEO Thomas Dohmke is leaving the company, with no successor announced yet, but he will assist in the transition until the end of the year [12] - Amazon has invested $36.7 million in IonQ, positioning itself as a major tech investor in the quantum computing space [13] Group 4 - Rumble is considering acquiring Northern Data for approximately $1.17 billion, which would give it control over Northern Data's GPU-rich cloud computing business [14] - General Motors is refocusing on its autonomous driving plans by recalling some former Cruise employees, aiming to accelerate the development of self-driving technology [15] - Paramount has acquired the US rights to UFC events for $7.7 billion over seven years, with plans to stream all events on Paramount+ without additional fees for viewers [16] Group 5 - The Indian outsourcing industry is facing a decline in demand from US clients, prompting major IT service companies to innovate and introduce new tools, despite potential short-term spending cuts [18]