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AI & Compute Infrastructure — September 5, 2026

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Japan’s Financial Services Agency draft would scrutinize data-center investments, lending policies, project reviews, and risk management before June finalization.

Japan’s Financial Services Agency plans to examine whether domestic financial institutions adequately assess credit risks related to lending to overseas non-bank lenders and real-estate companies. The proposal is expected to be incorporated into a draft of the agency’s annual strategic priorities.

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Brain-computer-interface developer Shuli Innovation (术理创新) registered for STAR Market IPO counseling, appointing Huatai United Securities.

Shuli Innovation (术理创新), formally Shuli Innovation (Shanghai) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (术理创新(上海)智能科技股份有限公司), began counseling for a proposed initial public offering on Shanghai’s Science and Technology Innovation Board, or STAR Market. The company completed its counseling-registration filing with the Shanghai branch of the China Securities Regulatory Commission on September 4.

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Huawei’s τ-chip paper reported 55% higher density; neural processing unit and GPU power fell 66% and 58%, respectively, at equal performance.

Huawei semiconductor executive He Tingbo (何庭波) published a paper titled “Huawei’s τ Chip Was Supposed to Melt?” on the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ ChinaXiv preprint platform on September 4. The paper addressed concerns that three-dimensional chip stacking would necessarily produce greater power consumption and heat.

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