Jin10 Data Compilation: Daily Technology News Highlights (April 17)

CryptoWorld News reports that Jiexue has released the new generation speech synthesis model StepAudio 2.5 TTS. Tencent announced that it will open-source the HY-World 2.0 world model. Intel will launch the workstation version of the AI inference-optimized GPU “Crescent Island.” Alibaba’s world model ABot-PhysWorld tops the WorldArena leaderboard. Google is in talks with the U.S. Department of Defense about using the Gemini model. Anthropic has released its latest model, Claude Opus 4.7. OpenAI has introduced a new model, GPT-Rosalind, for life sciences research. The White House plans to grant major federal agencies access permissions to Anthropic’s Mythos model. Samsung Electronics plans to produce the first batch of HBM4E memory performance samples in May. Musk’s subordinate team is advancing the “Terafab” project. TSMC’s net profit in the first quarter was 572.5 billion TWD. SK Hynix is seeking to list in the U.S. earlier, between June and July, and expects to raise $10 billion. OpenAI is in talks with Samsung to acquire HBM4 memory. TSMC’s capital expenditures over the next three years will be significantly higher than the past three years, and it will accelerate construction of its Arizona plant. China’s first commercial space station is planned to be launched this year. The Shenzhou 21 astronaut crew successfully completed their third extravehicular activity. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s total compensation in 2025 was $25.1 million. The State Administration for Market Regulation is conducting a special campaign to crack down on false CCC certification marks. Nvidia’s GTC Taipei 2026 conference will be held in June, and Jensen Huang will deliver the keynote speech. The European Commission has proposed requiring Google to share search engine data with third parties.