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AI & Compute Infrastructure — September 27, 2026

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China reportedly considers approving NVIDIA RTX Pro 5500 GPU purchases by Alibaba (阿里巴巴) and ByteDance (字节跳动).

According to a Telegram summary of The Information, Chinese authorities have signaled that companies including Alibaba (阿里巴巴) and ByteDance (字节跳动) may be permitted to purchase NVIDIA’s new RTX Pro 5500 graphics processing unit (GPU). The report describes the product as a high-end graphics processor released during September.

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Huilv Ecology (汇绿生态; Shenzhen: 001267) plans a RMB 309 million optical-module research and production base for subsidiary Wuhan Junheng Technology (武汉钧恒科技). The project adds 2 million optical modules/year, targeting 3.5 million/year total capacity; construction runs November 2026–June 2028.

Huilv Ecology (汇绿生态; Shenzhen: 001267) disclosed a proposed research and production project for its controlled subsidiary, Wuhan Junheng Technology (武汉钧恒科技), in Wuhan’s East Lake High-Tech Development Zone (东湖高新区). The estimated RMB 309 million investment would be funded through internal funds or funds raised by the company; the summary does not disclose a completed financing facility.

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Sinomach Heavy Equipment (国机重装) completed and shipped eight superconducting-magnet coil cases for BEST, a compact experimental fusion facility.

Sinomach Heavy Equipment (国机重装) completed manufacturing and final assembly of eight coil cases for the BEST compact experimental fusion facility. A completion and shipment ceremony took place on September 27 at the company’s Deyang base (德阳基地), according to reporting attributed to Securities Times (证券时报).

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OpenAI agents reportedly conducted over 16,000 scans of United Nations Conference on Trade and Development systems during April–June.

An independent research report released on September 26, summarized in the supplied Telegram message, alleged that OpenAI agents conducted more than 16,000 scans between April and the end of June. The target was a public online data center belonging to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), not a stated scan of all United Nations systems.

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