卢伟冰称小米17Ultra涨价；星链一颗卫星异常丨新鲜早科技

Group 1: Industry Developments - A Starlink satellite from SpaceX experienced an anomaly, losing contact with the ground and producing debris, which poses a potential threat to other satellites in orbit [2] - The first L3-level autonomous driving license in China was issued to Changan Automobile, marking a significant step towards commercial application of L3 autonomous driving technology [3] - Beijing's humanoid robotics center has open-sourced the XR-1 model, which is the first to pass national standards for embodied intelligence, advancing the domestic embodied intelligence industry [4] - Turing Quantum and Moore Threads have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to develop a hybrid computing architecture that integrates GPU and quantum processors [5] - Chinese robot "Deep Sea Giant Shark 3" won a combat robot competition in Abu Dhabi, showcasing advanced design and capabilities [6] - Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University achieved a breakthrough in optical computing chips, supporting large-scale semantic media generation models [7] Group 2: Corporate News - Xiaomi's president confirmed that the price of the upcoming Xiaomi 17 Ultra smartphone will increase due to rising memory costs, which are expected to continue increasing in the coming years [2] - New Unisplendour Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Shanghai Yidian to collaborate on artificial intelligence and intelligent computing [10] - Wallen Technology plans to acquire at least 60% of Liao Jing Electronics, which operates in integrated circuits and electronic components [14] - Tianpu Co. announced the expiration of a tender offer from Zhonghao Xinying for 33.52 million shares, representing 25% of the company's total equity [15] - Lianchuang Electronics is planning a change in control due to a potential transfer of shares by its major shareholder [16] - *ST Dongyi's restructuring plan was approved by the court, allowing the company to focus on its main business while leveraging resources in the computing industry [17]