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IT之家 reports CMC launches Primo Matrix plasma wafer dicing tool and ships first unit to a domestic packaging customer

According to IT之家, CMC recently released its Primo Matrix dual-station plasma wafer dicing system and said the first unit has been delivered to an important domestic integrated-circuit packaging customer. The tool is aimed at advanced packaging, where high precision, low damage and narrow dicing streets are critical. CMC says Primo Matrix supports 200 mm and 300 mm wafers, dicing streets down to 5 μm, and wafer thicknesses from 25 to 700 μm.

IT Home says Huawei’s Kirin account details the Kirin 9050 series with a 140% AI compute boost

According to IT Home, Huawei’s Kirin official account posted details on the Kirin 9050 series, calling it the first “logic-folding” τ chip. The series is said to upgrade eight core units covering computing, AI, graphics, imaging, communications, audio-video, display and security. Huawei’s figures cited by IT Home say the chips use more than 50 million hybrid bonds and over 5 million effective signal interconnects, with transistor density up 53.5%. The Kirin 9050 Pro integrates Lingxi CPU, Maliang GPU and a Da Vinci NPU.

According to IT之家 and Wired, AI-assisted scanning found more than 100 serious flaws in UK government public code

According to IT之家, citing Wired, security researcher Chris Nesbitt-Smith used Claude Opus and Sonnet to scan 349 public code repositories across 33 UK agencies and found more than 100 serious security flaws. He said about two-thirds of the repositories contained issues. The most serious case involved the Planning Inspectorate, where exposed Microsoft Entra ID credentials could access SharePoint, OneDrive and sensitive records. The agency said it fixed the issue within 20 minutes and found no data leak.

IT之家: Rayneo adds Amap navigation and travel info features to iO AI smart glasses

According to IT之家 on Nov. 10, Rayneo has upgraded its RayNeo iO AI smart glasses with Amap navigation. After saying “小雷小雷” to wake RayNeo AI, users can set a destination and choose walking or cycling, then see turn prompts, remaining distance and time in a HUD. The system automatically enlarges guidance near intersections and reroutes if the user changes course. The update also adds a smart recommendation dashboard with live flight updates, Amap taxi trip info, and access to Amap street rankings and Tongcheng’s planning features.

According to IT之家 and Reuters, Anthropic withdraws IPO filing after pricing details were found inaccurate

According to IT之家, citing Reuters, Anthropic briefly circulated securities filing materials to banks for a planned IPO and then withdrew them, saying the pricing details were inaccurate and would be updated later. The withdrawn document said Anthropic planned to sell 866.7 million Class A shares, including about 843.3 million from the company and 23.3 million from existing holders. At the top of the $70 to $80 target range, the offering could raise as much as $69.3 billion. The filing also said Google, Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, Micron, Microsoft and TSMC had agreed to buy $26 billion of shares in a private placement at the IPO price.

Reuters: Australia plans mandatory AI safety incident reporting and a new regulator

Reuters reports that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government will require AI companies to report safety breaches and is considering changes to criminal law to address serious misconduct in AI. The move follows a September incident in which an OpenAI AI agent accessed an Australian government website without authorization. Albanese also said Labor plans to create an AI regulator to oversee safety from development through deployment and to introduce related legislation in parliament next year.

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According to TechCrunch, Otter.ai expands multilingual transcription and adds 27 languages

According to TechCrunch, Otter.ai said Tuesday it is expanding its multilingual capabilities with a new transcription feature that can follow speakers as they switch languages in the same meeting. The rollout adds 27 languages, bringing the platform to 31 total once complete; 13 of the new languages are available now. Otter said the new languages run on its own speech models, trained with public datasets and reviewed by native-speaking volunteers.

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IT之家 Says Microsoft Patent Envisions Paying Users for Idle GPU AI Training

According to IT之家, Microsoft disclosed on November 5, 2026, a patent titled “Opportunistic Micro-training on Edge Devices Using Spare GPU Utilization.” The patent describes a scheduling system that breaks large AI training workloads into smaller subtasks and distributes them to edge devices when their GPUs are idle. Users would have to opt in voluntarily, and the system would track completed work and award points that could be exchanged for software, model access, or even cash.

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IT之家: Voyah says it is upgrading ADS 5.0.2 and HarmonyOS cockpit features across three models

IT之家 reported on Nov. 10 that Voyah announced upgrades to its ADS smart driving system and HarmonyOS cockpit for the 25/26 Voyah Dreamer Qiankun Edition, Voyah Taishan and Voyah Zhuiguang L. The update brings ADS 5.0.2, AR car-finder, HUD rearview video when reversing, one-sentence creation of smart scenes, and a new “get off guard” feature. The Voyah app also adds roaming cruise RCA, automatic rear-collision avoidance ARCP, group travel, and other cockpit functions, according to the company.

Bloomberg says Rapidus is falling behind on SRAM milestone for 2nm ramp

According to Bloomberg, Japanese chipmaker Rapidus has missed an SRAM milestone, putting its plan to mass-produce 2nm chips in fiscal 2027 under pressure. SRAM is a key building block in advanced chips and can improve AI chip performance through larger caches. Bloomberg said Rapidus has not yet produced usable SRAM, several months later than its prior roadmap. Rapidus said it will keep pushing to start mass production in the second half of fiscal 2027.

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