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1. RecodeX Restructuring News: According to insiders, AI company Anthropic plans to conduct its first public offering (IPO) in early September or October. The company is currently holding pre-listing meetings with potential investors. If things go smoothly, Anthropic will become another leading AI company to list on capital markets, though its valuation and offering size have yet to be announced.

2. RecodeX Restructuring News: Disney+ has obtained global streaming broadcast rights for the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship across more than 140 countries and regions. This milestone agreement will unify the event’s television platforms and showcase advanced technologies in the electric vehicle field. Formula E and Formula 1 are independently operated events.

3. RecodeX Restructuring News: NVIDIA has launched Nemotron 3.5 Lightning, its first open-source AI model. Enterprise users can download, use, and modify the model for free without needing a license or paying NVIDIA. The model is aimed at developers, intended to promote openness and widespread adoption of AI technology.

4. RecodeX Restructuring News: U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders sent a letter to top AI company executives, including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, calling for an immediate pause in AI development. He warned that if tech executives do not take action, Congress will step in to intervene.

5. RecodeX Restructuring News: Xutou Technology’s online subscription winning rate has been released—less than 1/26 of Changxin Technology—showing that demand for its IPO is extremely hot. This reflects investors’ strong interest in robotics and the technology sector, but it is not related to RWA tokenization.

6. RecodeX Restructuring News: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a major AI development roadmap, which could change the company’s trajectory. The news has made Meta’s stock price a key focus in the market. Specific details of the roadmap have not yet been disclosed.

7. RecodeX Restructuring News: On August 11, the CEO of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund reiterated on Tuesday that the fund’s $2 trillion in assets may suffer unexpected, major losses—possibly even to zero. He said that the current market is in an “abnormal state,” yet despite many challenges, financial markets are still rising steadily.