Group 1 - OpenAI announced a partnership with Foxconn to advance the design of next-generation AI infrastructure hardware and prepare for domestic manufacturing in the U.S. OpenAI will share insights on emerging hardware needs in the AI industry to assist Foxconn's hardware design and development [2] - SoftBank plans to invest up to $3 billion to retrofit an electric vehicle factory in Lordstown, Ohio, to produce equipment for OpenAI's upcoming data center [2] - Blue Origin announced plans to build a new heavy-lift rocket, named "New Glenn 9x4," which will have more engines and a larger payload fairing compared to its existing "New Glenn 7x2" rocket [2] Group 2 - The 2025 World Intelligent Manufacturing Conference will be held in Nanjing from November 27 to 29, featuring a theme of "Digital Intelligence Driving New Quality Leadership." The event aims to create a global platform for intelligent manufacturing exchange and cooperation [3] - The conference will gather nearly 2,000 attendees, including academicians, entrepreneurs, and international organization leaders, and will feature a new session for the National Intelligent Manufacturing Committee [3] - The International Intelligent Manufacturing Alliance will release the top ten technological advancements in intelligent manufacturing for 2025 and a global cooperation development initiative [3]

Core Viewpoint - Blue Origin announced the development of a new heavy-lift rocket, "New Glenn 9x4," which will be larger and more powerful than its existing "New Glenn 7x2" rocket [1] Group 1: New Rocket Development - The new rocket, "New Glenn 9x4," will feature 9 engines in the first stage and 4 engines in the second stage, an increase of 2 engines in each stage compared to the "New Glenn 7x2" [1] - The height of the "New Glenn 9x4" will significantly exceed that of the "New Glenn 7x2," which is approximately the height of a 29-story building [1] - The effective payload fairing of the new rocket will also be larger than that of the existing model [1] Group 2: Market Strategy - Blue Origin plans to operate both the "New Glenn 9x4" and "New Glenn 7x2" rockets simultaneously to provide customers with more options [1] - The new rocket is intended for applications such as deploying large satellites and conducting lunar and deep space exploration [1] Group 3: Recent Achievements - On the 13th, Blue Origin successfully launched a "New Glenn" rocket that delivered a NASA Mars probe into space, marking the first successful recovery of the first stage at sea [1]