Harbin Yisheng New Materials has announced a nearly RMB100 million Series A3 financing round, according to Pedaily/Zero2IPO and 36Kr. The reported new capital brings...

A Large Pre-A Round and a Stated Direction Mosi Intelligence said on October 12 that it completed a Pre-A financing round exceeding RMB1 billion. The announcement appeared in an investor-authored 36Kr item, making Mosi's statement the basis for the reported completion and amount. The immediate significance for readers is not a disclosed product result. It is the scale of a financing that Mosi says supports a stated move toward all-modal, real-time interactive intelligence. The announcement named Huakong Fund as lead investor and named other participants. Those are investor names disclosed in the announcement, rather than independently established backing or deal terms. Mosi says the round exceeded RMB1 billion, and the announcement identifies the participants it says were...

Reporting Names Several Equipment Categories China-linked equipment has moved into the U.S. data-center conversation, but the reporting points to several different kinds of hardware rather than one uniform problem. A Washington Post analysis focuses attention on China-linked equipment in U.S. data centers. The analysis itself was paywalled, leaving its timing and accessible description as the reported basis available here. A separate CNBC analysis identifies transformers, switchgear, batteries, and optical technology as areas of exposure. CNBC attributes its discussion of component shares and supply constraints to named analysts, Counterpoint, Wood Mackenzie, and S&P Global. Taken together, those categories put tangible parts of a data center in view, from power equipment to optical systems, while still leaving their roles...