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TREE NEWS reports: The MiMo series has officially launched on B.AI Web Chat, marking a new integration for the platform. This move aims to enhance user experience with advanced AI capabilities.

TREE NEWS update: An Indian AI infrastructure company has placed an order for 9,000 NVIDIA Vera Rubin systems, signaling a major investment in AI compute capacity. This move highlights the growing demand for advanced AI hardware in emerging markets.

TREE NEWS update: XPeng’s CEO He Xiaopeng announced that its humanoid robot IRON will start mass production by the end of this year. The move marks a significant step in XPeng’s expansion into robotics and AI, diversifying beyond its core EV business.

TREE NEWS update: XPeng’s robotics subsidiary has raised over $900 million in funding, achieving a post-money valuation exceeding $6.3 billion. The investment underscores growing interest in robotics and AI technologies, though it is not directly related to crypto or RWA tokenization.

TREE NEWS update: DGrid AI’s token $DGAI was listed on multiple exchanges yesterday, soaring up to 8.5 times within 12 hours of trading. The token’s explosive debut highlights strong market interest in AI-related crypto assets.

TREE NEWS update: Micron highlights that the AI storage wall is intensifying, with HBM accounting for 17% of interruptions during Meta’s Llama 3 training. This underscores the growing demand for memory bandwidth in AI workloads, potentially impacting the crypto AI sector.

TREE NEWS update: Anthropic reports that Australia’s use of Claude for programming is behind the global average. The company suggests that Australian developers are slower to adopt AI coding tools compared to other regions. This highlights a gap in AI adoption in the Australian market.

TREE NEWS reports: Japan plans to establish an AI data platform aimed at accelerating material development by tenfold. The initiative leverages AI to streamline research processes, potentially impacting industries reliant on advanced materials. This development is not directly tied to crypto or RWA tokenization.

TREE NEWS reports: Thomson Reuters has unveiled its proprietary AI model, Thomson-1, built on Alibaba’s open-source Qwen model. The move signals growing adoption of open-source AI foundations by major enterprises, though it does not directly involve crypto or tokenization.

TREE NEWS reports: A study reveals that Chinese hackers are leveraging open-source AI models, including DeepSeek, to expand their cyberattack capabilities. This development underscores the dual-use nature of AI technology and raises concerns about cybersecurity threats.

TREE NEWS update: Tomasz Tunguz discusses how AI infrastructure exhibits a bullwhip effect, where bottlenecks at each level cascade and drive up costs. The article analyzes the systemic inefficiencies in AI supply chains and their implications for the industry.

TREE NEWS update: A partner at 20VC draws parallels between AI tokens and the century-long aluminum industry history, suggesting that AI agents could unlock an ‘unlimited market’. The commentary highlights the transformative potential of AI tokens in the crypto space.

TREE NEWS reports: The article discusses the evolution of AI agents from simple chatbots to autonomous financial workers, highlighting the need for simulation environments like SKALE’s AgentPit, machine-native payment protocols like AWS AgentCore Payments, and Binance’s Agent OS. It emphasizes the importance of secure agent wallets, such as imToken’s design, which use session keys and policy constraints to balance autonomy with user control, marking a shift from tool use to actual work.

TREE NEWS update: AI startup General Intuition is reportedly in talks to raise a new funding round at a $6 billion valuation. The round underscores continued investor appetite for AI companies.

TREE NEWS reports: Nvidia announced the full production of its Groq racks, which will be deployed at Nebius. This move marks a significant expansion in AI infrastructure, potentially impacting the crypto-AI intersection.

TREE NEWS reports: Enterprise AI spending continues to grow, with the growth focus shifting from seat-based subscriptions to API usage. This trend reflects a broader move towards integrating AI capabilities into existing workflows.

TREE NEWS update: CITIC Construction Investment released a report stating that AI applications and cloud services are resonating, and they remain bullish on the computing power industry chain. The firm highlights the synergy between AI demand and cloud infrastructure, suggesting continued growth for related sectors.

TREE NEWS update: SemiAnalysis reports that Nvidia’s upcoming Rubin Ultra chip will be equipped with 192GB of HBM4 memory, a substantial reduction from earlier expectations. This adjustment could impact the AI hardware market and related crypto compute narratives.

TREE NEWS reports: AI cloud provider Lambda is reportedly in negotiations to raise $3 billion in funding. The deal, if completed, would value the company at a significant premium, underscoring the booming demand for AI infrastructure. However, the specific investors and terms of the round have not been disclosed.

TREE NEWS reports: Alibaba has officially launched its video generation model Wan 3, marking a significant advancement in AI-driven content creation. Concurrently, Nvidia is reportedly in discussions to invest in AI search startup Perplexity, though no final agreement has been reached.