OpenAI will release a new model as early as Friday, and Astra, Sol and a cybersecurity model may all debut simultaneously.

According to Bloomberg, Micron Technology has largely suspended plans to build a new memory chip plant in Taoyuan, Taiwan, due to ongoing labor disputes with employee unions. The project carries an investment budget of $3 billion to $4.5 billion and was originally slated to begin operations in 2028. Sources familiar with the matter noted Micron fears the prior union agreement could be overturned, with only minimal site security maintenance work ongoing and construction set to freeze shortly. The dispute arises from employees’ demands to share profit growth driven by the AI boom: the Taoyuan union is pushing for Micron to allocate 15% of its operating profit to global staff, and wants all-cash bonuses instead of a portion in stock. While Micron struck a deal with the larger Taichung union in October, some employees are unhappy with the terms, and the Taoyuan union is seeking to expand its membership to push for renegotiations. The planned facility was set to produce high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and DRAM, using advanced equipment from ASML. Taiwan currently accounts for around 60% of Micron’s DRAM output, serves as a key HBM production base, and employs about 15,000 people there. The suspension could disrupt Micron’s long-term expansion plans in Taiwan and add uncertainty to the already tight AI memory chip market. Micron stated its existing operations in Taiwan are normal and it will ensure customer business continuity, but did not directly comment on the Taoyuan project halt. Taiwan’s economic affairs department said the government will assist Micron in resolving differences with the union and advance the investment plan.

According to BIT Stock Platform data, pre-market trading in US stocks saw broad declines across the storage, computing power cloud, and optical communication sectors, while the biotech sector rose broadly. Specific stock movements are as follows: Micron fell 2.71%, SanDisk dropped 2.92%, SK Hynix decreased 3.77%, Western Digital fell 3.22%, Seagate Technology declined 3.51%. Oracle rose 0.19%, CoreWeave dropped 1.91%, Nebius fell 3.50%, IREN decreased 2.86%, Applied Digital declined 1.58%. Lumentum fell 3.29%, Corning dropped 3.07%, Coherent gained 3.58%, Applied Optoelectronics decreased 0.90%, Ciena fell 4.01%, Broadcom dropped 1.98%, Marvell Technology declined 3.00%. Eli Lilly rose 1.27%, Johnson & Johnson gained 1.26%, Moderna fell 0.68%, Novo Nordisk decreased 0.40%, AbbVie rose 1.22%, Merck gained 0.96%.

Shortly after the U.S. midterm elections concluded, both major U.S. political parties have already begun positioning for the 2028 presidential election. For the Republican Party, Vice President JD Vance publicly linked the midterm election losses to the Iran war, proposing four key tasks: ending the war, addressing cost-of-living and inflation, upholding the "America First" agenda, and adjusting U.S.-Israel relations, in an attempt to respond to voters' dissatisfaction with the Trump administration's foreign policy. However, Vance has not yet announced his presidential run, nor has he publicly broken with former President Donald Trump. Figures like Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis are also listed as potential Republican candidates. For the Democratic Party, its midterm election gains have boosted the political standing of several party figures. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Maryland Governor Wes Moore, and California Governor Gavin Newsom have all drawn attention. Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff, following his re-election, has also been included in discussions for a 2028 presidential run, though he has previously stated he has no current plans to run. To date, neither party has formally launched its presidential candidate nomination process. Cost of living, inflation, the Iran war, immigration, and U.S. foreign policy are emerging as core issues for potential candidates to rally intra-party support and win voter attention.

动察 Beating AI 快讯，百度开源文心 ERNIE-5.5-Flash-Base 模型权重。继 2025 年 6 月文心 4.5 系列之后，百度时隔约 16 个月，再次开源千亿参数级大模型。中间发布的文心 5.0 和 5.1 均未开源。文心 5.5 Flash 主打推理效率，总参数 2800 亿，每生成一个 Token 仅激活 140 亿参数。模型使用 33.5 万亿 Token 从零预训练，支持最高 100 万 Token 推理上下文。百度还重新设计了长文本处理机制。43 层网络中，37 层将每 128 个历史 Token 压缩成一条缓存记录，另外 6 层保留对原始内容的精细检索能力，以降低长文本处理的显存和计算开销。官方将其与 DeepSeek-V4-Flash-Base、腾讯 Hy3-preview-Base、小米 MiMo-V2.5-Base 进行统一评测，30 项基准测试中有 24 项排名第一。本次开放的是未经中训练和后训练的纯文本 Base 模型，主要供开发者继续进行领域微调、指令训练和强化学习。百度表示，经过后训练的文心 5.5 Flash 将随后推出。许可证比上一代更严格。文心 4.5 采用 Apache 2.0 协议，5.5 Flash 改用自定义许可证，不授权在欧盟、英国和韩国使用。相关产品或服务过去连续 12 个月营收超过 5000 万美元，商用前必须另行获得百度书面授权。

According to the official page of Bybit’s WSOT 2026, the Global Asset Spot Trading Volume Leaderboard event will officially kick off at 18:00 Beijing Time on November 5, and run through 18:00 Beijing Time on November 26. During the event, participants can boost their cumulative trading volume by engaging in cryptocurrency spot trading and Bybit stock trading (where applicable). Up to 400 traders will split a maximum prize pool of 1,000,000 USDT. Per the event rules, the leaderboard is ranked based on participants’ cumulative trading volume in eligible spot trading pairs and stock trading, with zero-fee trading pairs excluded from statistics. The event is exclusively open to users of Unified Trading Accounts (UTA), including main accounts and sub-accounts. Each user may register with a maximum of 1 main account and 6 sub-accounts. Market makers, institutional users, and users at Pro 3 level or above are ineligible to participate. It should be noted that specific task requirements and participation rules are subject to Bybit’s official event page.

Bitget IPO Prime’s third-phase project Anthropic is now open for VIP round subscriptions, with VIP1 to VIP7 tiered users able to participate using USDT or USDGO. Allotted assets are delivered as rANT, which mirrors ANT’s post-launch economic performance 1:1 via Bitget’s RWA infrastructure. Details of this VIP round are as follows: Subscription period: November 5, 16:00 to November 9, 16:00 (UTC+8) Investment range: $100–$3,000,000 Total investment pool cap: $1 billion Historical reference allocation rate: 40–80% Underwriting service fee: 12% Distribution: 3 to 5 working days after IPO Additionally, the public subscription round will open at 16:00 on November 10 (UTC+8), open to all eligible users. For more details, please refer to Bitget’s official platform.