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Amazon (亚马逊), identified in the reporting as AMZN.O, is in talks to acquire Decart at a potential transaction valuation of approximately $7 billion. Telegram reports citing The Wall Street Journal describe negotiations, not a signed or completed acquisition.
CanSemi (粤芯半导体; 301660.SZ) announced that its renminbi-denominated ordinary shares would begin trading on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s ChiNext board on October 13, 2026. The supplied Telegram messages report the company’s announcement; they do not establish that trading has already begun.
Dongbai Group (东百集团) proposes making the acquisition through its wholly owned subsidiary, Fujian Dongbai Chuangzhi Investment (福建东百创智投资有限公司). Its board approved the proposal on October 11, with a provisional consideration of RMB316 million for 52.6667% of Hangzhou Kuailing Optoelectronics (杭州快灵光电科技有限公司); completion would bring the target and its wholly owned subsidiary, Zhejiang Guangte Technology (浙江光特科技有限公司), into consolidated financial statements.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council secretary, identified in the messages as Rezaei (雷扎伊), threatened to destroy regional cables, data centers, AI facilities, and other sites if war resumes. A report citing Tasnim News Agency also attributed to him a statement that Iran was prepared to demonstrate new capabilities.
A Telegram market roundup attributes to Lumentum’s chief executive the statement that the company’s optical components are sold out through 2029. The source supplies this as a management statement, rather than a detailed order-book disclosure.
DBG Technology (光弘科技) stated on an investor-interaction platform on October 11 that it operates more than 150 surface-mount technology (SMT) production lines. It described itself as an electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider with more than 30 years of SMT experience.
Maiwei’s (迈为股份) controlled subsidiary, Maiwei Technology (Zhuhai) (迈为技术（珠海）有限公司), signed an agreement with the Zhuhai Natural Resources Bureau (珠海市自然资源局) for the return of state-owned land-use rights. The agreement covers 47,866.50 square meters of undeveloped industrial land in the Jinding area (金鼎片区) of Zhuhai’s high-tech zone (珠海高新区).
The supplied October 12 reports state that construction recently finished on the B25 and B27 expansion of China Mobile’s (中国移动) Hohhot data center (呼和浩特数据中心). Built by China Construction Third Engineering Bureau (中建三局) in Horinger New Area (和林格尔新区), the project has a reported contract value of RMB2.7 billion, approximately 44,500 square meters of building area, and 120 MW of total information-technology (IT) power.
Apollo Power (阿波罗电力), described as an integrated energy-services provider in Taiwan, signed the purchase agreement on October 8. The Telegram report attributes the information to an announcement disclosed through the Taiwan Stock Exchange on Sunday.
Hongsheng Huayuan (宏盛华源) reported board approval for the Hongyuan Steel Structure Transmission-Tower Smart Factory Project (宏源钢构输电铁塔智慧工厂建设项目). The planned investment is RMB425 million.
Capitalonline (首都在线) reported signing a service agreement with an unnamed leading internet company for Phase I of its Huailai data center (怀来数据中心). Under the arrangement, the phase’s high-power rack resources are leased as a whole for the customer’s business deployment.
Yandex, described in the source as a Russian technology and AI company, said its services were gradually returning to normal. The report links the interruption to a drone attack on one of its data centers in Russia’s Vladimir region.
The Qwen AI platform (千问 AI 平台) announced on October 11 that its Qwen-Image-2.1Pro and Turbo application programming interfaces (APIs) were available. Developers can use them to integrate image generation and editing into applications.
An October 12 Telegram report, citing XtalPi (晶泰科技), states that the company recently open-sourced lcms2yield on GitHub. The model is described as an AI tool for quantitative chemical-reaction yield analysis; the precise release date is not specified.
