Huawei has unveiled its new Peerium computing architecture in Shanghai, designed for the AI era with unified memory addressing and nested parallelism. The first product, the Atlas 950 super-node, is already deployed. Meanwhile, Changxin Memory Technologies is reportedly planning to enter the flash memory market.
Apple has officially launched its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, priced from ¥15,999. Pre-orders begin on October 16, with retail availability starting October 23. The design incorporates experience from Mac and iPad development, featuring an adjustable hinge.
Zhipu AI has apologized for a data upload issue involving its ZCode programming product, confirming that the problem was resolved following an internal review. Additionally, the company released the GLM-5.3-FlashX model, which supports speeds of up to 200 tokens per second.
Warren Buffett has stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway as of September 18. In other corporate news, XPeng CEO He Xiaopeng announced that the company has shifted to in-house battery development starting this year, while Li Auto is exploring external funding for its business units.
Xiaomi's proprietary Xuanjie O3 chip now supports BCn block compression texture formats, according to a September 18 report. This development is expected to improve PC game compatibility for future hardware iterations.
