【Morning Highlights】Huang Ren-huang Expects Next Year's Chip Revenue Could Reach 1 Trillion Dollars or "Still Too Conservative" | NDRC Permits Ant Group to Invest in Yao Cai Securities | Google to Expand Gemini to All Hong Kong Users

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Huang Renxun predicts future chip revenue could exceed $1 trillion, and may be overly conservative. The National Development and Reform Commission has approved Ant Group's investment stake in Yao Cai Securities. Google is expanding Gemini to all users in Hong Kong. Additionally, HSBC Bank will charge handling fees for in-branch ticket deposits starting in May. The Education Bureau responded to anti-cancer incident amid controversy.

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2026-03-16 23:32:57

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▲ 【Morning Highlights】Huang Renxun predicts chip revenue of $1 trillion by next year, or “still too conservative” | NDRC approves Ant Group’s investment in Yao Cai Securities | Google to expand Gemini to all users in Hong Kong

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*【AI+NVIDIA】Huang Renxun predicts chip revenue of $1 trillion by 2027, “possibly still too conservative”
*【1428】NDRC “green light” Ant Group’s investment in Yao Cai Securities, trading resumes on 3/17
*【AI+Gemini】Hong Kong also using Gemini! Google: will further expand Gemini to all users in Hong Kong, starting with web version, mobile app coming later
*【HSBC】Starting May, HSBC branch counters will charge $5 handling fee per deposit; see which customer groups are exempt!
*Cancer-fighting Hong Kong dad｜Cancer-fighting Mr. Chen’s wealthy wife crowdfunding causes public outrage; mother group confirms funds recovered; Education Bureau responds for the first time on school follow-up

Yesterday’s Morning Highlights: Tencent Q3 earnings, broker optimism on revenue, focus on AI performance｜Alibaba to announce earnings on Thursday, brokers expect a 42% drop in adjusted net profit

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