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Moonshot AI has sent investors a shareholder resolution seeking approval for a Hong Kong listing. The three-year-old Chinese startup is also closing a fundraising round that could value it above $30 billion.
pymnts.comMoonshot AI has distributed a shareholder resolution to its investors seeking approval for a Hong Kong listing. The move signals that an IPO could occur as soon as six months from now. People familiar with the matter said the notification process marks the formal start of preparations.
Moonshot is simultaneously completing a fundraising round that may value the company at more than $30 billion. The developments follow the release of the Kimi K3 model. A logo for the model appeared at Moonshot’s stand during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai on Saturday.
The company, founded three years ago, has told backers it intends to tap public markets after the new model shifted perceptions of Chinese AI capabilities.
wccftech.comAlphabet is developing an internal server chip called Frozen v2 slated for 2028 release. The chip targets six to ten times greater efficiency than existing designs on tokens generated per unit of power. Alphabet shares rose 3 percent after the report.
swissinfo.chResearchers copied large volumes of public NASA climate and environmental data to a Swiss supercomputer. The transfer supports AI model training and creates a backup amid U.S. funding reductions.
CNBC confirmed Monday that Chris Fall stepped down as director of the Center for AI Standards and Innovation. The Trump administration appointed him in April. Arvind Raman, director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, will serve as acting director.