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2025.10.04

01:39

Sam Altman’s OpenAI will devour as much power as New York City and San Diego combined

2025.09.29

18:19

OpenAI: Launching parental controls in ChatGPT.

07:38

The global AI competition is entering a new phase, shifting from "model competition" to "computing power competition."

After AI stocks saw their prices soar alongside their performance, market concerns about a potential bubble have surfaced, including potential risks such as overvaluation, technological bottlenecks, and capital manipulation. Nvidia and OpenAI, meanwhile, announced a groundbreaking investment plan: a $100 billion joint venture to build a 10,000-megawatt AI super data center, deploying millions of GPUs to support the training of next-generation large language models. This significant move has further fueled market expectations for the future of AI computing power. Recently, several mutual fund managers told Securities Times reporters that the global AI race is entering a new phase, with the competition for AI infrastructure characterized by ultra-large scale, ultra-high energy consumption, and ultra-high investment officially underway. From chips to liquid cooling technology, from computing clusters to energy support, a global AI computing power industry chain is being fully activated. At the same time, the focus of international competition is quietly shifting from "model competition" to the more fundamental and core "computing power competition."

2025.09.26

09:16

CoreWeave and OpenAI expand partnership to $6.5 billion

On September 25th, local time, US cloud service provider CoreWeave announced an expanded agreement with OpenAI to provide computing power for its most advanced next-generation model training, further solidifying its position as the go-to cloud platform for high-demand AI workloads. The deal is valued at up to $6.5 billion. In March of this year, CoreWeave announced an initial agreement with OpenAI worth up to $11.9 billion, followed by an expansion in May 2025 worth up to $4 billion. This expanded agreement brings the total value of the partnership between the two parties to approximately $22.4 billion.

08:07

Hedge fund manager David Einhorn warns that extreme spending in AI could lead to significant capital losses

Hedge fund manager David Einhorn warned that even if artificial intelligence (AI) technology itself is transformative, unprecedented spending on AI infrastructure could destroy significant capital. The Greenlight Capital founder said the trillions of dollars being invested by companies like Apple, Meta Platforms Inc., and OpenAI are excessive, and the ultimate returns are highly uncertain. While he expects AI to ultimately exceed current optimistic expectations, he questions whether "investing $1 trillion or $500 billion a year" will yield good returns for the companies making these investments.

01:20

ChatGPT launches new feature: push personalized daily information based on chat history

OpenAI is rolling out a new ChatGPT feature that sends users a personalized set of news, research, and other updates each day based on their previous conversations with the chatbot, an early attempt to make its flagship product more proactive.

2025.09.25

21:21

Databricks and OpenAI reach $100 million partnership agreement

On September 25, US artificial intelligence company Databricks and OpenAI announced a multi-year partnership. Databricks said the $100 million agreement will enable OpenAI models to be natively integrated into the Databricks data intelligence platform, benefiting over 20,000 enterprise customers.

21:07

CoreWeave: The total value of its contract with OpenAI has now increased to approximately $22.4 billion.

21:07

Market news: OpenAI has pledged to pay CoreWeave up to $6.5 billion by May 2031.

01:08

Japanese insurance company Tokio Marine is reportedly working with OpenAI to develop AI agents

Japanese insurance company Tokio Marine is reportedly working with OpenAI to develop AI agents.

01:07

According to Nikkei: Japanese insurance company Tokio Marine is collaborating with OpenAI to develop AI agents.

2025.09.24

23:04

Market News: Microsoft collaborates with OpenAI competitor Anthropic to develop AI CEOPILOT.

19:51

Market News: OpenAI and SAP jointly launch sovereign AI for the German public sector.

08:29

Cathie Wood claims the US AI race is dominated by four major companies, with Meta not among them.

Cathie Wood, founder and CEO of Ark Investment Management, stated that the US artificial intelligence field is dominated by "Big Four" companies. The star investor stated that OpenAI, Anthropic, Musk's xAI, and Google's Gemini are vying for dominance, and the competition is fierce. She noted that the current four contenders may eventually narrow to two. In a recent interview, Wood stated, "The number of companies competing, truly competing, in the Large Language Model (LLM) space has shrunk." She cited recent "talent acquisitions" by OpenAI and Meta as examples of a shrinking AI field that "other companies can't do." Notably, Meta is not among the Big Four companies Wood mentioned.

05:51

OpenAI discusses leasing Nvidia chips

OpenAI discusses leasing Nvidia chips.

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