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   How Token Economics Connects AI Inference, Models, and Data

   品玩 reports that tokens are becoming an important pricing and measurement interface between model services, inference infrastructure, and data supply, citing an official disclosure that China’s daily token calls exceeded 500 trillion as of June 2026. The analysis says token counts alone do not measure the value of embodied AI work, which also depends on inference latency, chip power consumption, execution success, equipment investment, output quality, and end-to-end task cost. It presents cases involving DeepSeek, Google Gemini, NVIDIA, AGIBOT, and Chinese AI infrastructure providers while cautioning that some performance figures are vendor-reported or specific to test conditions.

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2. Oct 30
   VeriSilicon reports RMB 257 million net loss for 2026 Q3

   VeriSilicon reported 2026 third-quarter revenue of RMB 1.317 billion, up 2.85% year over year, and attributable net loss of RMB 257 million, with a non-recurring adjusted net loss of RMB 262 million, according to the company announcement cited by 36Kr. For the first nine months, revenue reached RMB 3.181 billion, up 41.08%, while attributable net loss was RMB 869 million and non-recurring adjusted net loss was RMB 884 million.

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3. Oct 13
   ESWIN Computing lists on Hong Kong main board, billed as 'first RISC-V stock'

   ESWIN Computing, a chip company founded as a second venture by BOE founder Wang Dongsheng, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange main board on October 9 and was described in a TMTPost report as the "first RISC-V stock." Citing the prospectus, the report says that as of March 31, 2026 the company had more than 620 IP modules, over 20 RISC-V core series and more than 1,740 related patent applications, and that its 77 intelligent-computing SoC with a self-developed NPU supports localized large-model deployment. Xu Yinchuan, head of the compute semiconductor group and a managing director at 光源资本, said in the interview that some domestic vendors of cloud-class big-core RISC-V chips have received NVIDIA test orders and that NVIDIA's latest server architecture plans to test a few RISC-V chips, while cautioning that adoption pace depends on the software ecosystem, customer validation and engineering adaptation.

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