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Quanta Computer Inc

Quanta Computer Inc. manufactures and sells laptop computers and cloud-computing server products in the United States, Mainland China, the Netherlands, Japan, and internationally. Its offerings include notebook PCs, servers, storage devices, network switches, cameras such as automotive and AI cameras, and smart healthcare solutions. The company also provides mobile computing solutions, cloud and enterprise network solutions, home entertainment and smart home products, smart touch input systems, IoT controllers and sensors, smart speakers, and private servers. Founded in 1988, it is based in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.

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Quantum Computing▲impact 4

Quantinuum Secures $100 Million CHIPS Award, Ties Helios to Oracle Data Centers

Quantinuum secured a finalized US$100 million CHIPS R&D award from the U.S. Department of Commerce to support trapped ion quantum computer manufacturing in the United States. The company also announced new collaborations with Quanta Computer and Oracle tied to its trapped ion quantum hardware. As part of the Oracle tie-up, Quantinuum will place its Helios quantum computer inside Oracle data centers to support quantum cloud computing access. Quantinuum, a quantum computing hardware and software specialist in the IT industry, has a market cap of about US$12.7b. The company said the CHIPS R&D award and Oracle data center placement support its push to integrate quantum systems with AI and high performance computing through partners such as Oracle and HPE, though heavy reported losses and the risk of delays around its Sol and Apollo systems remain open issues.
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Artificial Intelligence▼impact 4

Tinavi plans to buy 62% of Shanghai Orthopaedics; Moonshot AI's Kimi closes over $3.5 billion Series F round

Tinavi plans to acquire a 62% stake in Shanghai Orthopaedics through a share issuance and raise matching funds, which is expected to constitute a major asset restructuring. The company's shares will resume trading on July 30. Moonshot AI's Kimi has completed its Series F funding round, raising over $3.5 billion, with a post-money valuation of $35 billion. The round closed early after being oversubscribed by more than three times the target amount. The Series G round, originally scheduled to start in August, has already been launched ahead of schedule, with a pre-money valuation rising to $50 billion. The Shanghai Stock Exchange has terminated its review of Taosheng Technology's IPO on the STAR Market. Samsung Electro-Mechanics will raise MLCC product shipment prices by 30% starting August 1, while Taiyo Yuden will increase MLCC prices from September 1. Quanta Computer plans to raise up to $2.19 billion through a global depositary share offering. A magnitude 7.1 earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, has halted production at several semiconductor plants, including those of Sony Semiconductor, Renesas Electronics, and Tokyo Electron. Shenzhen has issued a plan to strengthen the research, development, and application of general and vertical models, on-device models, physical AI models, and high-performance intelligent agents.
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