Tesla promotes the implementation of FSD in China, and Alibaba Cloud adjusts its organizational structure

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Tesla China responds to the implementation of FSD in China: it is indeed being promoted

Tesla's FSD entry into China has always attracted attention from all walks of life in the industry, especially major friends. In this regard, Tesla China insiders confirmed that the implementation of FSD in China is indeed in progress. However, the person also said that as for when it will finally land, there is no definite internal news. (China Fund News)

One week after the spin-off was suspended, Alibaba Cloud adjusted its organizational structure

Recently, Alibaba Cloud has made a series of organizational changes, including: the establishment of the Public Cloud Business Division, headed by Liu Weiguang, reporting to Alibaba Cloud CEO Wu Yongming, the establishment of the Infrastructure Business Division, headed by Jiang Jiangwei, reporting to Alibaba Cloud CTO Zhou Jingren, the establishment of the Hybrid Cloud Business Division, and the establishment of an infrastructure committee at the Alibaba Group level. (36 Krypton)

Binance Changpeng Zhao was released on $175 million bail, and prosecutors urged judges to barred him from leaving the U.S. while on bail

Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao was released on $175 million bail after pleading guilty and was allowed to return to the UAE during the bail period, and the U.S. prosecutor asked the judge to reverse the decision to allow Changpeng Zhao to return to the UAE. (The Paper)

Technology companies

Intel and TSMC set up factories in Germany, and there are new variables: billions of dollars in subsidies have been shelved

The European Union is actively promoting the development of the semiconductor industry, attracting multinational chip manufacturers to open factories and research institutes in Europe. Germany previously promised to provide $22 billion in incentives to chipmakers such as Intel and TSMC, but German media reported that Germany has shelved billions of dollars in subsidies due to the use of funds. (IT House)

Brain-computer interface company Neuralink has closed a new funding round totaling $320 million

Neuralink, an invasive brain-computer interface company founded by Elon Musk, recently closed a new round of funding totaling $320 million. This is a Series D capital increase announced in August this year, and investors include Founders Fund. To date, Neuralink has raised nearly $500 million in total funding. Back in June this year, Reuters reported that Neuralink was valued at more than $5 billion. (Titanium Media)

According to the news, Amazon's $1.4 billion acquisition of iRobot will be unconditionally approved by the European Union

According to people familiar with the matter, Amazon is expected to receive unconditional approval from the European Union's antitrust regulator to spend $1.4 billion to acquire iRobot, a sweeping robot manufacturer. After the deal is completed, Amazon intends to include iRobot's Roomba robot vacuum cleaner in the smart device portfolio, which already includes Alexa voice assistant, smart thermostat and more. (Tencent Technology)

Musk open-sourced all the files of the Roadster! Tesla's only supercar, no longer confidential

Musk has announced that Tesla has now "fully open-sourced" the design and engineering of its original Roadster sports car, and released R&D documents that are accessible to all. (Smart Car Reference)

Meituan will sue four people who posed as riders and posed for online celebrities, demanding an apology from the other party to the group of delivery workers

The relevant person in charge of Meituan Takeaway said a few days ago that in order to protect the rights and interests of the group of delivery riders, Meituan Takeaway will file a lawsuit against four Internet celebrities who pretended to be riders for false posing and malicious rumors, demanding that the other party apologize to the group of delivery workers and compensate for losses. (Shenzhen Special Zone Daily)

AI weather vane

Ultraman's return prompted OpenAI's board of directors to "change blood", and the commercial flavor was stronger, and it was criticized for lacking diversity

Five days after being fired, Altman has returned to OpenAI as CEO, and the original board of directors that removed Altman will be "replaced". The composition of the new board has changed significantly, with the previous board members including academics and researchers, and the new directors with extensive business and technical backgrounds. (Tencent Technology)

Bill Gates: AI will make it possible to work three days a week, and life is about more than just work

Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and former richest man in the world, believes that AI (artificial intelligence) may not be able to replace humans, but it can make it possible to work 3 days a week. People don't have to work five days a week to make ends meet, and the rest of the time can go for useful things. (The Paper)

Scammers use AI technology to imitate voice fraud, and the elderly in the United States have become the main victims

According to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, many fraudsters use AI technology to mimic human voices and then call victims or family members to ask for money. The report also lists the 10 most common types of fraud, including financial fraud, computer fraud and theft of personal identity. (The Paper)

Tech figures

Zhao Ming, CEO of Honor: Honor has never thought of a backdoor listing, and it will definitely be listed in the Chinese capital market

Regarding the issue of Glory's IPO that the market is concerned about, Zhao Ming explained, "The reason why the company's listing path was announced through the announcement was to break the previous rumors that Honor was going to be listed on the backdoor." Honor has never thought of backdoor listing, and the company has abundant cash flow. The announcement can prevent some shareholders from being affected by this information and causing losses in the stock market. As for which market Honor will be listed, Zhao Ming did not have a clear answer, but made it clear that "it will definitely be listed in China's capital market." Honor will develop in the global market, but Honor's roots are in China. (Tencent News Deep Web)

Ma Yun set up the "Ma Family Kitchen", maybe to make a seafood feast?

A few days ago, there was one more company in the national enterprise credit information publicity system: Hangzhou Majia Kitchen Food Co., Ltd. Its legal representative is PAU JASON JOHN, with a registered capital of 10 million yuan, and its business scope includes food sales (only sales of pre-packaged food), import and export of goods, wholesale of edible agricultural products, etc. According to the information, Majia Kitchen is wholly owned by Hangzhou Dajingtou Ershi No. 2 Culture and Art Co., Ltd., which is 99.9% owned by Ma Yun. (City Express Orange Persimmon Interactive)

Aerospace

The Continental Satellite Internet Technology Test Satellite was successfully launched

It was learned from the Chinese Academy of Sciences that at 18:00:04 on November 23, the mainland successfully launched the satellite Internet technology test satellite using the Long March-2D carrier rocket and the upper stage of the Yuanzheng-3 at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, and the satellite successfully entered the predetermined orbit, and the launch mission was a complete success. The satellite Internet technology test satellite was developed by the Institute of Microsatellite Innovation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (Shanghai Microsatellite Engineering Center). (Red Star News)