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UXUY v2.0.7 officially launched Social Trading v1, expanding the on-chain social trading experience

On November 13, the 100% stablecoin-based exchange UXUY, incubated by Binance Labs and invested by YZi Labs, announced that its App's latest version v2.0.7 has officially launched the Social Trading v1 section, further connecting AI hotspot discovery, opinion exchange, and trading operations.In the UXUY App, the earnings leaderboard covers 7 days, 30 days, and all periods, allowing users to view traders' profit performance and review their opinions and judgment basis at the time of buying and selling, summarizing experiences based on trading results to optimize their own trading strategies. AI insights automatically filter popular tokens and push relevant social hotspot information in real-time, enabling users to publish text or voice opinions around related tokens, exchange market judgments, and complete transactions with one click. The personal homepage supports a centralized display of positions, profit and loss performance, and holding opinions, making it convenient for users to share asset allocation and holding logic.UXUY founder Kevin stated, "We are helping more users understand on-chain trading, understanding the decision-making logic of top traders through real holdings and opinions, lowering the understanding and participation threshold for on-chain trading. At the same time, we are also leveraging AI to filter truly useful market information for users, discover potential profit opportunities, and provide assistance for asset research and trading judgments."

Gate founder and CEO Dr. Han took the stage at the Oxford Debate Society to share his 13-year entrepreneurial journey from a one-person company to global development

On November 12, Gate founder and CEO Dr. Han was invited to speak at the Oxford Union, delivering a keynote speech titled "Start Alone," reflecting on his 13 years of entrepreneurial journey since founding Gate alone in 2013. He shared experiences and thoughts on entrepreneurial resilience, rapid innovation, team building, and opportunities for entrepreneurship in the AI era.Dr. Han stated that the founding of Gate stemmed from his early experiences of losses incurred through trading on online forums. To create a more trustworthy digital asset trading platform, he started his business alone without external venture capital support. Since then, Gate has experienced multiple industry fluctuations and significant business challenges, gradually growing through continuous innovation and adjustments. He emphasized that maintaining a strong long-term belief, quickly seizing new opportunities, and continuously improving innovation and execution efficiency are crucial factors for companies to face challenges and achieve long-term development.Regarding the AI era, Dr. Han proposed the "Boss + AI" model, pointing out that AI can significantly enhance information acquisition, knowledge learning, and daily work efficiency, empowering individual entrepreneurs with stronger execution capabilities. At the same time, he emphasized that "Start Alone" does not mean always going it alone; entrepreneurs must have the courage to take the first step independently while also seeking suitable partners and team members during the development process. Through this keynote speech at the Oxford Union, Dr. Han brought Gate's 13 years of entrepreneurial journey into a broader industry discussion and, drawing from years of personal practice, provided insights and inspiration for a new generation of entrepreneurs.

Cloud computing company Megaspeed responds to the Jensen Huang incident, hiring a U.S. law firm to review GPUs

In the Huang Renxun incident, the involved company Megaspeed International officially announced that it attaches great importance to complying with U.S. export control laws, stating that compliance is the company's top priority, and it is committed to constructive and transparent cooperation with the U.S. government.Megaspeed has cooperated with the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) inspections and is ready to fully cooperate with other relevant U.S. government agencies at any time. To further strengthen its compliance commitment, Megaspeed has hired a well-known U.S. law firm to lead a comprehensive inventory of the company's graphics processing units (GPUs) and independently verify the company's export control compliance practices. Megaspeed stated that it welcomes appropriate government oversight and will demonstrate through concrete actions that the company operates in a responsible and transparent manner while complying with applicable U.S. laws.Megaspeed is a cloud computing and data center company registered in Singapore and is an important customer of NVIDIA. The New York Times previously cited trade data reporting that from June 2024 to February 2026, Megaspeed's affiliated company in Malaysia procured advanced AI servers and other equipment, including NVIDIA chips and related products. Huang Le previously served as the CEO and chairman of the board of Megaspeed and is one of the main controllers; she has appeared alongside Huang Renxun multiple times at public business events.

first_img Chinese AI company seeks to rent overseas NVIDIA computing power

Reuters reported on November 12, citing three informed sources, that Chinese artificial intelligence companies are attempting to rent Nvidia chip computing power from overseas data centers, concerned that the controversy surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang may prompt Washington to tighten restrictions on the remote use of advanced processors. The United States has restricted the export of Nvidia's most advanced artificial intelligence chips to China, and Chinese companies can currently use such processors remotely by renting computing power from overseas data centers. A large Chinese cloud service provider has internally discussed whether to secure overseas Nvidia chip capacity, and some companies have contacted data center operators to negotiate reservations. The informed sources declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter and did not specify the cloud service provider.Two informed sources stated that smaller artificial intelligence labs are also considering similar arrangements, including reaching out to major computing power rental service providers in Southeast Asia. These companies are concerned that the controversy surrounding Jensen Huang may provide political momentum for the U.S. Remote Access Security Act (RASA). This bill aims to authorize the U.S. Department of Commerce to regulate remote and cloud access to restricted technologies. The U.S. House of Representatives passed the bill in January with a vote of 369 in favor and 22 against, and it is currently awaiting Senate review. Reuters stated that Nvidia's advanced processors are used to train and run the large models behind generative artificial intelligence products like chatbots, and restricting overseas cloud access will make it more difficult for Chinese developers to obtain high-end computing power without directly importing chips.Jensen Huang stated on Sunday that he was unfaithful to his wife. The New York Times reported that the individual involved is Alice Huang, a former executive of Singapore cloud computing company Megaspeed, who U.S. authorities have identified as a Chinese intelligence operative. Reuters stated it was unable to independently verify the allegation, and the Chinese side has denied it. Two informed sources said that Alice Huang has business dealings and investment relationships with Chinese tech companies such as Tencent and Alibaba, which did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Business filings in Singapore reviewed by Reuters show that Alibaba subsidiary Apex Enterprise Solutions had provided financing to Malaysian company Speedmatrix, which is associated with Megaspeed. Megaspeed denied illegally transshipping Nvidia chips subject to U.S. export controls to China. Two other informed sources stated that traders and intermediaries have begun hoarding restricted Nvidia artificial intelligence chips in China's gray market, with buyers concerned that the controversy may prompt the U.S. to take broader action against the smuggling of advanced chips and artificial intelligence servers.

first_img British company Nscale establishes a Korean subsidiary to promote more than two AI data centers

According to Seoul Economic Daily on November 12, British artificial intelligence infrastructure company Nscale is advancing the construction of more than two artificial intelligence data centers in South Korea. The company established its Korean entity, Nscale Service KR, in July 2026, responsible for data center investment, development, operation, and management. Nscale was founded in 2024, independently procures graphics processing units, and operates artificial intelligence data centers, with a corporate value of approximately 35 billion USD, equivalent to about 47 trillion Korean Won, and is pushing for a listing in the United States.The project has been confirmed to be located in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province. The original plan was to construct a phase one artificial intelligence data center with a scale of 300 megawatts as a consortium, but it has since changed to be built separately by Nscale and other participants. The data center for which Nscale is responsible is currently undergoing licensing and preparing to commence construction. The company is also evaluating the addition of data centers in other regions of South Korea, through methods including new site construction, renovation of existing facilities, and leasing data centers from other companies. An industry insider who requested anonymity stated that Nscale has previously renovated old data centers overseas and installed graphics processing server units to reduce capital burdens, and may propose similar collaborations to South Korean companies.Additionally, according to the report, the American cloud company CoreWeave is also advancing the construction of data centers in South Korea and appointed Kim Hyun-sik, who previously worked at Microsoft and SoftBank, as the head of its Korean subsidiary last year. The artificial intelligence data center being built by Amazon Web Services and SK Group in Ulsan is scheduled to begin operations next year, and Microsoft has recently started construction on its third data center in Busan. Goldman Sachs analysis indicates that after the Democratic Party's victories in U.S. state and local elections, about 45% of the planned capacity expansions for artificial intelligence data centers in the U.S. may be affected by regulations. CoreWeave stated in a conference call on November 11 that it is expanding its business in Canada, Europe, and Asia to diversify regional regulatory risks. The South Korean government is promoting differentiated electricity pricing by region and a dedicated electricity pricing plan for artificial intelligence data centers.
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