Doble Moral del capitalismo.
In three years, Megaspeed International has gone from an inactive Chinese gaming subsidiary to one of Asia's biggest buyers of cutting-edge semiconductors from the US.
But its rapid rise has also propelled it to the center of an alleged spy scandal that's now engulfing Nvidia, the $4 trillion company behind the world's most advanced chips. cnn.com/2026/11/14/tech/chin…
Y después los que los compran no los pueden usar y en vez de quejarse con Tesla se quejan con el dinero. Double win para Tesla y sus fanáticos sin pensamiento critico.
Tesla Cybertrucked the Cybercab.
A few of my favorite fun facts from reviewing the Cybercab terms:
It costs $30k to “own” a car you can’t operate without paying a $300/month subscription.
Tesla reserves the right to change the price of that subscription with only one month’s notice (good luck if you’ve already bought the car and they jack the subscription up to something you don’t want to pay…congratulations, you now have a $30k loveseat in your garage).
If Tesla determines you are operating “your” car (that you literally cannot operate—it does not have a steering wheel or pedals) in “unauthorized” or “inappropriate” ways, they can lock you out of using “your” car for a week or indefinitely.
You can only operate it within Tesla’s geofenced areas and those can change at any time; you have no assurance that even currently advertised operating area will remain available after your purchase: “Tesla may expand, reduce, relocate, or otherwise modify the operating area at any time.”
And the icing on the cake: you must allow Tesla to collect personally identifying data at all times during trips, including interior cabin image data (the camera above the rear view mirror that faces you inside the car). Smile! You never know when the interior of your car might turn into Candid Camera!
Basically, it’s just an endless variable-rate lease with a ridiculous down payment and usage terms that are both draconian and deeply invasive.
Disappointing is an understatement.
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2+2= forever ever happy.
🚨 Alice Huang’s Husband Identified: Her Business Partner Kang Wei, Founder and Controlling Shareholder of Hexi Investment
According to a report published today by Chinese financial media outlet Caixin, Alice Huang’s husband is Kang Wei, her business partner and the founder and actual controlling shareholder of Shanghai Hexi Investment.
Caixin also cited sources familiar with the matter as saying that Kang has been placed under criminal compulsory measures by Shanghai police. However, no public announcement from Shanghai police or judicial authorities has been found so far.
Kang, an investor born in the 1970s, began his career in securities research before moving into investment management. He previously served as chief strategist at Shenyin Wanguo Securities Research Institute, executive deputy general manager and chief investment officer at Zhonghai Trust, general manager of Zhonghai Fund Management, and general manager of Sichuan Trust.
He attracted industry attention when he became general manager of Zhonghai Fund Management at a relatively young age.
However, Kang’s career has faced setbacks in recent years, including regulatory penalties for securities trading violations. According to sources cited by Caixin, Shanghai police placed him under criminal compulsory measures around the time of the Chinese New Year in early 2026.
Alice Huang’s 2016 résumé stated that she had four years of experience in the media industry and eight years in securities. She listed previous positions as a news reporter for Hunan TV and CCTV-1, assistant to the head of HSBC’s private banking division, vice president of a business division at CITIC Securities, and deputy general manager of Hexi Investment.
Both Hexi Investment and Kang Wei previously received regulatory penalties over securities trading violations involving Huitou Technology (慧球科技).
Photo 1: Alice Huang and Kang Wei visiting China Automotive Innovation Corporation on August 14, 2023. The company published photos and a record of the visit on its official website on August 16. (Website screenshot)
Photo 2: Kang Wei.
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Jensen Huang est milliardaire, à la tête d’une des plus grosses entreprises de la planète, et pourtant, il reste un homme comme les autres.
