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Yi Lihua: The core of AI investment lies in capturing star companies with the potential for excess returns.
JackYi stated that the core of investing lies not in equal weighting, but in identifying and capitalizing on a handful of star companies that deliver excess returns. He cited Duan Yongping's 2002 investment in NetEase as an example, noting that he used $2 million to buy the dip when the stock traded below $1, held it for eight years, and realized over $260 million in profit, yielding a return of more than 100 times.
Netease-incubated Qianheyibang successfully powered on the world's first 4-layer 3D DRAM stacked compute-in-memory chip
Qianhe Yibang, a 3D computing-in-memory chip company, announced that its self-developed world's first 4-layer 3D DRAM-stacked computing-in-memory chip has been successfully fabricated and powered on, marking the technology's transition from validation to engineering implementation. The chip employs a three-dimensional integrated native computing architecture, delivering a data memory access bandwidth that is an order of magnitude greater than conventional approaches. Memory access power consumption, latency, and per-processing costs are all reduced by an order of magnitude. Founded in January 2024 and incubated by NetEase, Qianhe Yibang recently closed a Series B funding round exceeding 2 billion yuan.
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Bitget Stock Contracts Add 7 Hong Kong Stock Targets Including Tencent, Meituan, and Xiaomi
According to official announcements, Bitget has launched contracts for seven Hong Kong stocks: TENCENT (Tencent), MEITUAN (Meituan), NETEASE (NetEase), XIAOMI (Xiaomi), POPMART (Pop Mart), SMIC (Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation), and GIGADEVICE (GigaDevice). The above contracts are settled in USDT, support up to 20x leverage, and are available for 7*24 hour trading.
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Liang Wenfeng personally invested approximately RMB 20 billion in DeepSeek’s Series A funding round.
According to a report by the Star Market Daily, multiple investment institutions have confirmed that DeepSeek’s Series A funding round has likely been finalized. Founder Liang Wenfeng personally contributed approximately RMB 20 billion, making him the largest single investor in this round; Tencent contributed approximately RMB 10 billion; the CATL ecosystem—including CATL and Puquan Capital—contributed approximately RMB 5 billion; NetEase, JD.com, Monolith Lisi Capital, and IDG Capital each contributed approximately RMB 3 billion; Zhengxin Valley Investment and Shixiang Technology each contributed approximately RMB 1.5 billion.
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DeepSeek is reportedly set to complete a funding round of approximately $7 billion, with a valuation as high as $59 billion.
According to Reuters, citing sources, DeepSeek plans to raise approximately $7 billion in its Series A funding round, with a valuation as high as $59 billion. Tencent and CATL will be DeepSeek’s largest external investors; NetEase and JD.com also plan to participate in the investment.
Web3 user-generated content platform Tomoland raises $2 million in funding, led by Sky9 Capital
According to GlobeNewswire, Web3 user-generated content (UGC) platform Tomoland has announced a $2 million funding round led by Sky9 Capital, with participation from WAGMI Ventures, Aureus Dealers, and angel investors from Meta, Depinx Capital, NetEase, and Virtuals. The new capital will support the development of a system that integrates user-generated content with Web3 ownership, and accelerate the convergence of gaming ecosystems with the Web3 economy.
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