Musk stated that Tesla's fully autonomous driving system can predict pedestrian intentions, with safety exceeding human driving by 10 times. In addition, Tesla has launched the Terafab chip factory, planning to produce 100 billion to 200 billion chips annually to meet its AI computing needs.

Meituan CEO Wang Xing emphasizes an aggressive approach in AI business, viewing AI as a strategic opportunity. Meituan is among the leading domestic companies in AI investment, dedicated to developing its own model LongCat and collaborating with top large models to enhance understanding and execution of user needs, striving to make the Meituan app the preferred platform for local life services.

SK Hynix has submitted a listing application to U.S. securities regulators, planning to go public on the U.S. stock market in the second half of 2026, with a fundraising target between $9.6 billion and $14.4 billion. The listing aims to enhance the company's global value, with proceeds earmarked for domestic and international chip factory construction; however, it faces opposition from governance forums regarding shareholder equity dilution.

PrimoX Fintech LTD has obtained a digital asset trading license from the UAE and positioned itself as a Consumer Rights Liquidity Layer (CRL), planning to solve consumer rights circulation issues through on-chain confirmation of rights. Simultaneously, the company announced the completion of a $5 million private fundraising round in Singapore in 2025 and is collaborating with financial institutions to achieve asset tokenization for a Vietnam factory.

China Unicom wins the bid for Baidu's AI Large Model Innovation Factory project in Jinan City, with a total amount of 837 million yuan. The project involves the procurement of 740 AI servers, making it the largest AI project by 2026. The equipment will be delivered within 16 working days, with processor specifications of 64 cores and a main frequency of 2.7GHz.

Bitcoin mining hosting company Applied Digital completes a $2.15 billion senior secured note issuance, with funds to be used for the construction of the Polaris Forge 2 AI factory campus in North Dakota. The project is expected to generate $5 billion in revenue for Oracle over 15 years.

Gate News Bot Message, February 10th, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, DF (dForce) is currently priced at $0.00356, up 17.04% in the past 24 hours, with a 24-hour trading volume of $2.28 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $3.58 million, an increase of $52,160 from yesterday. dForce is a gateway to on-chain capital markets, dedicated to enabling cross-border capital flow, protocol, and asset mobility through autonomous and AI-native infrastructure. The ecosystem integrates several core products: Maxshot AI Agent Factory offers AI agent factory functionality, Unitus Finance is a multi-chain money market, RWA Marketpla

On January 22, news broke that Pump.fun (PUMP) once again triggered market caution after a short-term rebound. Although the project team recently announced the launch of Pump Fund to provide funding support for early open-source projects on the platform, on-chain data and technical charts have shown clear risk signals, and the PUMP price trend is facing potential correction pressure. According to public data, PUMP surged about 12.5% during the day, reaching a high of $0.0027, then fell back to around $0.0026, with an intraday increase of approximately 6.2%. This rally is closely related to Pump.fun's new fund plan. Pump Fund will provide $250,000 to each of the 12 selected teams, with a fixed valuation of $10 million, and will host a 30-day "Build in Public" hackathon. The goal is to help Pump.fun shed its "Meme coin factory" label and transition into a genuine application ecosystem.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the decentralized governance infrastructure Dora Factory has launched a global crypto public opinion survey platform - World MACI. Currently, the World MACI platform is in public Alpha testing.

TSMC recently confirmed that its Fab 21 factory in Arizona experienced production disruptions in late September due to a power outage from a supplier. According to insider Tim Culpan, the outage forced the factory to scrap some wafers, but TSMC has not disclosed the specific number of losses or economic impact. A TSMC representative confirmed to Tom's Hardware that the power outage did occur but did not confirm whether it resulted in wafer losses. The power outage originated from the UK industrial gas supplier Linde, which is responsible for supplying critical materials to Fab 21. Although the Fab 21 plant itself did not experience a power cut (equipped with backup generators), the disruption in the supply of critical materials forced the plant to halt production for several hours and caused potential losses. TSMC in the US must rely on external suppliers to manage gas infrastructure, while in Taiwan it is managed internally, making Fab 21 more susceptible to supply chain disruptions.