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2026-03-09 10:14

UK AI Data Center Developer Nscale Completes $2 Billion Series C Funding, Valued at $14.6 Billion

Gate News Report, March 9 — UK AI data center developer Nscale has completed a $2 billion Series C funding round, valuing the company at $14.6 billion. The round was led by Aker ASA and 8090 Industries, with investments from NVIDIA, Lenovo, Nokia, and others. Additionally, former Meta executives Sheryl Sandberg, Nick Clegg, and Susan Decker have joined Nscale's board of directors.

2026-03-05 03:11

Storage Market News Briefing

Odaily Planet Daily News 1. Intel CEO: Memory shortage may not be alleviated until 2028. 2. Institutions: The demand for device upgrades has paused, combined with soaring storage prices, causing Japanese PC shipments to shrink for the first time in three years. 3. Nvidia's new products drive high-end memory demand, with Samsung and SK Hynix competing for market share. 4. Lenovo issues a price increase notice, with some computers rising by over a thousand yuan. 5. Bernstein: The surge in storage chip prices may slow down around the end of the year. 6. Xiaomi establishes an annual chip upgrade plan, accelerating its integrated hardware and software strategy. 7. Beijing Quantum Institute's quantum interface device and system team makes significant progress in multi-mode quantum acoustic device research. 8. Datadome: Scalpers exacerbate the global DDR5 memory shortage, with robots making over 50,000 requests per hour. 9. Lankang Technology: Key technical personnel Shan Gang passed away due to illness, which is not expected to significantly impact R&D and operations. 10. Asian semiconductor giants are expected to spend up to $136 billion this year, a 25% increase year-over-year. (Jinshi)

2025-12-09 15:01

Luxor expands hardware business to GPUs, supporting Bitcoin mining companies in transitioning to AI infrastructure

PANews, December 9—According to The Block, Luxor, a company focused on mining infrastructure, has announced an expansion of its hardware business to cover GPUs, servers, storage, and networking equipment in order to support Bitcoin mining companies transitioning to AI and high-performance computing (HPC). Luxor is leveraging its experience in ASIC procurement to move into AI hardware, offering end-to-end services from equipment procurement and financing to deployment, and has established direct supply relationships with manufacturers such as Dell and Lenovo. The company states that global Bitcoin mining now boasts nearly 20GW of data center capacity, providing a natural resource advantage for AI hosting. Luxor also supports instant monetization of computing power through its cloud platform, Tenki.

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Ask AI · How can RAY BIRD Innovation break the “impossible triangle” in AR to achieve global leadership? ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-6827254252-5e49dbce21-8b7abd-ceda62) Produced by | Entrepreneurship Frontline Author | Xiao Tong Editor | Lightning Art Editor | Xing Jing Reviewer | Song Wen **Smart glasses have become the hottest trillion-yuan race on the market right now. The key upstream supply-chain company—Si-based OLED micro-display giant Visiar Technology—has secured Ma Nian’s first share on the Science and Technology Innovation Board. On its listing day, the stock price surged by more than 100%, and its market cap briefly topped 46 billion yuan.** With such explosive performance, its listing materials naturally have also attracted meticulous analysis from all sides. Among them, besides a group of star shareholders such as ByteDance, Infinix Innovation, and Lenovo, the largest customer listed prominently in the prospectus—RAY BIRD Innovation—has also once again come under the spotlight of mainstream business view, thanks to the huge incremental performance it brought to the supply chain. ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-ea8c9b9b31-dd4950f504-8b7abd-ceda62) A coincidence is that at the same time Visiar Technology detonated the capital market, several industry-authority research institutions simultaneously released their 2025 AR smart glasses market reports—and all of them pointed to RAY BIRD Innovation as number one. When all coincidences point to the same name, it’s no longer a coincidence. While international giants such as Meta and Apple are still struggling with massive investments in AR and product adoption, RAY BIRD Innovation not only managed a series of breakthroughs in core underlying technologies while keeping pace with the giants, but also quietly completed a leading layout of the global smart glasses market through real, solid sales data. While Meta pays the tuition of 80 billion USD in cold, hard cash, this company in Shenzhen, China seems to have already pulled it off? **1. Four major research institutions jointly certify: Global No. 1, no modifiers** ========================== In technology industry research, “No. 1 with qualifiers” has long become the norm. Flip open any company battle report at random, and you’ll always see statements like “global No. 1 in shipments within a specific price segment, a specific time window, a single online channel, and a specific target audience group.” The more qualifiers you add, the more people can call themselves No. 1. But when four institutions with different statistical focuses—and even competitive relationships—point to the same outcome, and all of them give RAY BIRD Innovation an assessment of “global No. 1” without qualifiers, then its market position is the indisputable “No. 1” in the industry with no qualifiers. ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-d9f00794e2-38c69e047f-8b7abd-ceda62) Looking deeper, although the value and analytical emphasis of these four institutions differ, from different angles they sketch out RAY BIRD Innovation’s advantages in both the global and domestic AR markets: **While achieving “one of the three-way division” in the AR glasses market, RAY BIRD Innovation has already become unstoppable. By going deep into the Silicon Valley giants’ main stronghold—and also taking on the market’s close-quarters battle in China’s main stronghold—it has formed a gap-like, layer-by-layer lead.** From the global whole market, to North America, to China’s main stronghold and online retail channels, the four institutions used four different measuring tools, yet they measured the same result: RAY BIRD Innovation’s “global No. 1,” without qualifiers and without padding—an actual market No. 1 built through hard power, using products, technology, and the supply chain, smashed out in the global market. You have to know that competition in the 2025 smart glasses track is exceptionally fierce. Insiders call it the “Hundred-Glasses War,” so RAY BIRD Innovation’s breakout to the top is even more precious. In the past, Chinese companies often were constrained by overseas core supply chains. But today, we can declare with certainty: Chinese companies have already grasped the core arteries of the AR industry. We no longer need to worry about being “choked” by bottlenecks, because we ourselves are the industry’s leading force and the makers of the underlying rules. **2. Behind the global No. 1 climb to the top, how did RAY BIRD Innovation defeat North American giants?** ============================ To understand RAY BIRD Innovation’s journey to the top in the global market, you first have to understand the inherent pain points in AR glasses R&D. Constrained by engineering physics limits, AR glasses have long had a widely recognized “impossible triangle”: “full-color high-definition displays, precise spatial computing, and all-weather lightweight comfort” cannot all be achieved at once. Therefore, most manufacturers can only compromise—either making a lightweight prompt device that displays only a single green color; or building AR glasses into bulky, comfort-compromised heavy-duty headsets; or even cutting down to a single product with no display, which has also become a stepping stone for some low-investment companies to trial smart glasses. When compromise and abandonment become the choice of most, the market has only Meta and RAY BIRD Innovation that can make full-color AR glasses. And the only one able to achieve dual-eye full color is RAY BIRD Innovation alone. ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-8da104ac4b-d3bf6a9956-8b7abd-ceda62) Why can RAY BIRD Innovation keep pace with Silicon Valley giant Meta? Its solution is to use technological innovation to turn this “single-choice question” into a “multi-choice question”: by tackling multiple technical challenges such as full-color MicroLED display screens and diffractive optical waveguides, it not only achieves high-brightness RGB full-color display in lightweight everyday lenses, but also perfectly preserves high optical transmittance and comfort for all-weather, all-day wear. And in direct competition with Meta, RAY BIRD Innovation has already won out in the global consumer market through clear, absolute advantages stemming from its mature productization capabilities. Where does this “counterattack” capability—one that makes North American tech giants experience the most fierce assault from Chinese brands—actually come from? ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-5e03dd4ab5-01b9e01d95-8b7abd-ceda62) The answer lies in their very different entrepreneurial methodologies, rooted in a clear industry positioning by Chinese enterprises and a strong rise in technology. When most brands are still stuck at the assembly stage—“buy screens, match solutions, find contract manufacturers”—RAY BIRD Innovation, coming from the first-tier manufacturing powerhouse, has already poured huge sums into building its own factories, taking the initiative into its own hands. Without exaggeration, within the global scope, there is only one AR company that truly achieves end-to-end in-house research of core optical solutions and reaches mass production—that is it. This “clumsy” approach of heavy asset investment, while demanding massive upfront spending, has also helped RAY BIRD Innovation build deep “internal strength.” It not only achieves highly controllable capacity, yield, and hardware costs, but also gives it the ability to supply internationally to major firms on the core “color optical engines.” A victory is certainly welcome. However, in the hard-technology track, there has long been a cruel curse: whether it’s humanoid robots or brain-computer interfaces, technical leadership often masks weak commercialization capability, causing the technology to ultimately become nothing more than a “potted plant” in a laboratory. **Yet RAY BIRD Innovation is a rare exception.** Faced with complex commercialization and value-conversion paths, RAY BIRD demonstrates extremely mature and pragmatic business intelligence. It didn’t put its leading technologies on a shelf—it rapidly transformed them into a multi-tier product matrix. On the consumer side, it executed a strategic “double punch” of “premium leadership” and “mass adoption.” At the flagship end, its mass-produced dual-eye full-color glasses, the X3 Pro, achieves a 6,000-nit peak brightness with a weight of 76 grams, striking a perfect balance between visuals and wearability. In the mainstream market, the Air series focused on giant-screen movie viewing, and the V series featuring first-person perspective interaction, dramatically lower the trial threshold for AR with highly aggressive pricing—pushing AR truly into the homes of the general public. ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-740b9d88e5-00e459d7c3-8b7abd-ceda62) Even more room for imagination is the future integration of AR and AI. On top of a complete hardware matrix, RAY BIRD is accelerating the fusion of software and hardware through a dual-track strategy of “open ecosystem + in-house middle platform.” It not only takes the lead in integrating mainstream AI technology frameworks popular worldwide, such as “Lobster,” but also invests heavily to develop an on-device large-model middle platform, internalizing AI from passive response functions into the genes of proactive understanding, planning, and execution. In the book “The Future Comes Roaring In,” it mentions: “When certain independently accelerating technologies merge with other independently accelerating technologies, miracles occur.” With integration with AI, it means that in the future, RAY BIRD’s AR glasses will no longer be just display devices. They will become personal AI assistants that can proactively understand scenes, plan tasks, and execute commands. Perhaps a “first-person perspective interaction” era free from the smartphone screen is being nurtured. **3. Making AR go mainstream beyond “geeks”: mainstream recognition from capital, the industrial chain, and the ecosystem** ================================ Everett Rogers, a master of communication studies, clearly pointed out in his classic “Diffusion of Innovations” theory: for a new technology to truly ignite the mass market, it must cross the huge “gap” between early adopters and mainstream consumers. The AR track is similar. It cannot rely solely on geek communities; it must be accepted by the mainstream business world. Therefore, RAY BIRD Innovation’s global rise to the top is not so much a victory in C-end sales as it is a milestone proving that its AR technology route and business model have been comprehensively recognized by the mainstream market. This recognition first shows up as the most realistic form of capital approval. RAY BIRD Innovation’s shareholder roster is unusually assembled with “state team” industry funds represented by China Mobile and China Unicom, along with top-tier venture capital. Capital’s sense of smell often values certainty the most. When authoritative institutions put serious money behind RAY BIRD Innovation, it is definitely not merely to invest in a technology company that makes novel glasses. Instead, it is anchoring the target of “the next-generation ubiquitous computing terminal.” And its globally leading capability to generate “blood and growth” makes this target even more certain. ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-8fe8a59e9f-b2cd14ee57-8b7abd-ceda62) Second, it is a deep, “chain-leader” level binding across the industrial chain. The earlier mentioned Visiar Technology’s strong confidence behind its surge on the Science and Technology Innovation Board listing is largely driven by the performance pull from RAY BIRD Innovation. More importantly, prior industry sentiment toward whether full-color AR could be mass-produced at scale was generally pessimistic. RAY BIRD Innovation’s successful mass-production pathway not only broke industry doubts, but in fact established a technical benchmark for high-end AR. Today, around RAY BIRD Innovation as this “super chain leader,” a China-based local AR supply chain covering optical chips, waveguide lenses, and precision contract manufacturing is rapidly rising and moving toward maturity. Finally, there is the indispensable ecosystem endorsement. Hardware establishes boundaries, while the ecosystem gives it a soul. At the “Apple 2026 Game Expo,” RAY BIRD Innovation appeared as the only invited non-traditional game company, showcasing an in-house developed spatial computing game. **Such global recognition from a science and technology trend barometer also, from the side, proves its forward-looking position in interaction logic and content ecosystem.** A series of high-frequency commercial moves releases clear signals: in 2026, the “early-adopter era” for smart glasses is already coming to an end. Top enterprises represented by RAY BIRD Innovation are driving the full-scale penetration of AI + AR spatial computing into everyday mainstream intelligent life. ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-128f8c3b7c-a2f9117481-8b7abd-ceda62) **4. Conclusion: Chinese manufacturing defines the next era** ===================== The story of RAY BIRD Innovation is, in fact, a typical example of China’s hard technology going global. Facing global-scale market competition, it didn’t choose to follow under the shadow of giants. Instead, through heavy R&D investment in display technology and AI integration, in the AR next-generation computing platform track it achieved a leap from technology catching up to market leadership. Through a series of products with global competitiveness, RAY BIRD Innovation has powerfully proven that in the race of smart glasses, Chinese brands can not only participate relying on hard-core technology—they can also lead. Even though the second half of AR global competition is only just beginning, Chinese brands have already firmly secured the initiative cards.
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