Huang Renxun has left Beijing, and NVIDIA has not disclosed whether Huang Renxun met with the DeepSeek founder.

June 10 – U.S. stocks extended their decline after President Trump renewed his threat to take action against Iran earlier today, according to data from Bitget Markets. The Nasdaq Composite fell nearly 1.5%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 1.2%, and the S&P 500 Index slid 0.94%. Spot gold continued its downward trend, plummeting more than $20 in a short span and notching a 3.54% daily loss. Meanwhile, both WTI and Brent crude oil rallied over $1 in the short term, with intraday gains of around 2%. They are now trading at $90.78 per barrel for WTI and $92.77 per barrel for Brent, respectively.

June 10: Trump said he will soon meet with 12 top executives from leading artificial intelligence companies. He noted that during the upcoming meeting, he will discuss giving back to society with these AI industry leaders. The U.S. president added that he is confident these company leaders will contribute to the public, stating that the public will become significantly wealthier through AI-driven initiatives.

June 10: Trump posted on Truth Social, stating the U.S. will strike Iran powerfully, affirming America’s right to resume strikes against Iran, and urging Iran to sign what he called “a good agreement.”

On June 10, trade.xyz launched perpetual contracts for Western Digital (WDC) — a U.S.-listed stock in the storage sector — with up to 10x leverage, according to official sources.

June 10: Tether confirmed it is leading a $1.4 billion USD Series C funding round for Neura Robotics. Today, German robotics startup Neura Robotics—based in Meckingen—announced it is closing a roughly €1 billion funding round to accelerate development of AI-driven humanoid robots. The round is projected to lift Neura Robotics’ valuation to around €4 billion, with potential for future follow-on rounds. Founded in 2019 by David Reger, Neura Robotics specializes in "cognitive robots" with vision, hearing, and environmental awareness. The firm also builds industrial and consumer robots, and has developed the Neuraverse software platform to enable intelligent human-robot collaboration. Public filings show the startup previously raised €120 million in January 2025, in a round led by Lingotto Investment Management, with Volvo Cars Tech Fund among other backers. Neura Robotics says its order backlog is nearly $1 billion, with clients including Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Omron.