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Xpeng Motors: A total of 80,000 Xpeng P7+ units have been delivered.Artificial Intelligence: 1. OpenAI is partnering with Broadcom to develop its own AI chip, with deployment expected to begin in the second half of 2026. 2. OpenAI is reportedly collaborating with Arm Holdings, a subsidiary of SoftBank Group, to develop Broadcom AI chips. 3. Oracle CEO: OpenAI is capable of covering $60 billion in annual cloud infrastructure service costs. 4. Hong Kongs first independently developed AI robotics platform debuted today. 5. Nvidias personal AI supercomputer, DGX Spark, goes on sale this week. 6. Nvidia: Meta and Oracle will use Spectrum-X Ethernet switches. 7. Microsoft released its first independently developed image generator, MAI-Image-1. Other: 1. Samsung Electronics expects Q3 operating profit to grow 32%, exceeding market expectations. 2. The Chinese version of the iPhone Air will open for pre-order on October 17th and officially go on sale on October 22nd. 3. British autonomous vehicle company Wayve is in talks with SoftBank and Microsoft for $2 billion in financing. 4. According to CNBC: NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) will lay off approximately 550 employees due to restructuring. 5. SpaceX successfully completed the 11th test flight of the Starship.On October 14th, preliminary data released by International Data Corporation (IDC) on Monday showed that global smartphone shipments grew 2.6% in the third quarter of this year, driven by strong consumer demand for high-end and AI-enabled devices. IDC data showed that global smartphone shipments increased to 322.7 million units in the third quarter. Apple achieved its best performance ever in the third quarter, and Samsung also achieved its strongest quarterly growth on record. Samsung maintained its top position in the world with 61.4 million units shipped, while Apples shipments increased by nearly 3% to 58.6 million units. Xiaomi, Transsion, and Vivo also achieved significant growth in the quarter. IDC said it remains optimistic about the outlook for the rest of 2025, expecting strong sales at the end of the year driven by aggressive promotional activities, expanding AI capabilities, and continued device innovation.RBA: It is expected that the pace of slowdown in private sector wage growth may be slightly faster than expected. The committee unanimously agreed that there is no need to cut the cash rate immediately.The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) stated: The full impact of past easing policies will take time to emerge. The economy still faces two-way risks: consumption may be stronger, but employment and wages may be weaker.
