A Fortune Global 500 manufacturing company developed more than 200 high-quality courses in one year, increased the number of courses by 18% from the previous program, shortened the fastest course development cycle to just six hours, and saw 93% of participating employees report improved knowledge extraction and content creation capabilities. These results were achieved after the company adopted products and services from YXT.com Group Holding Limited ( $YXT.COM GROUP HOLDING LIMITED(YXT)$ ). The project was not only about producing courses more efficiently. More importantly, it helped the company capture frontline experience, business knowledge and best practices, and gradually turn them into reusable and manageable organizational knowledge assets.

Two memory-chip stories hit the market this week. On one side, SK hynix’s U.S. ADR offering reportedly drew demand more than 7x the available supply, with proceeds expected to support new facilities tied to AI memory demand. On the other side, China’s Changxin Memory Technologies, or CXMT, is moving ahead with its Shanghai IPO book-building, aiming to raise funds for production-line expansion and technology upgrades. Different markets, different paths, but the same underlying question: Is AI turning memory chips from a cyclical trade into a structural AI infrastructure story? For years, investors mainly watched memory stocks through the old cycle: When will DRAM prices bottom? When will inventories clear? When will the next upcycle arrive? Now the questions are changing: Can HBM demand sta

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is sitting at one of those chart areas where the market has to make a decision. Not a tiny decision, either. This is not “one random candle in the middle of nowhere.” On the weekly chart, NVIDIA is testing the $191 to $195 support zone, which lines up closely with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement around $191.86 from the recent rally. At the time of the chart, NVDA is trading around $195.55, with a market cap near $4.77 trillion, a trailing P/E around 29.8, and EPS around $6.57. NVDA Weekly Chart The Technical Setup: Why $191 to $195 Matters The chart shows $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ pulling back from its recent high near $236.50 into the $191 to $195 zone. This area matters for three reasons. First, it

The bull isn't dead, but "AI must pay." In the tug-of-war between soft landing and bubble peak, cash flow quality > growth story, and defensive rotation > single-track conviction. As of June 30, 2026 | Data sourced from aggregated market data H1 in One Thread: A Seller's Market for AI Infrastructure Summing up the first half 2026, the rally can be traced along one clear thread: AI compute demand → Semiconductor/storage/equipment orders surge → Earnings beats → Valuation re-rating → Leveraged capital floods in → Positive feedback loop Semiconductors, storage, and the AI supply chain were the absolute core of H1, full stop; Concept themes (lidar, hydrogen, OLED) going parabolic shows market capital hunting for "the next AI" narrative beyond the main thread; High-beta growth style compr