Today's news: Net loss in the first quarter of Bilibili fell by 72% year-on-year; Bing chat relaxed restrictions; Musk became the world's richest man again; Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun plans to visit China; Lenovo moto razr 40 series new products released
Station B’s net loss in the first quarter fell by 72% year-on-year
According to news on June 1, Bilibili (Bilibili for short) announced its unaudited financial report for the first quarter ending March 31, 2023. The financial report shows that in the first quarter, the total revenue of station B reached 5.07 billion yuan, with a net loss of 630 million yuan, a decrease of 72% year-on-year and a decrease of 58% quarter-on-quarter.
Bilibili’s revenue mainly comes from advertising, value-added services, games, IP derivatives and other four. In the first quarter, the value-added service turnover of station B was 2.2 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5%; the advertising business revenue reached 1.27 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 22%. The top five advertiser industries of station B were games, digital home appliances, e-commerce, and beauty Skin care and cars. Game business revenue reached 1.13 billion.
In addition, Chen Rui, CEO of Bilibili, responded to the question of "Bilibili's UP master stops and changes" in the conference call after the financial report. He said that this was a previous media report and he had read it himself. The conclusion is misleading. Station B has more than one million UP owners, but only three are mentioned in the article, and two are still being updated after the news release.
Chen Rui said that Station B has done a lot of work in the past year to help UP owners make money through Station B and realize their commercialization through Station B. In the first quarter of this year, 1.5 million UP owners obtained income through Bilibili. This is a 50% year-on-year increase from last year. Moreover, the number of UP owners who earn income through advertising, live broadcast, user payment and other means is also much more than last year.
Bing chat loosens restrictions
On June 2, according to foreign media reports, Jordi Ribas, head of Microsoft's Bing engineering and product department, announced that Bing Chat (Bing Chat) now supports up to 30 exchanges per session and up to 300 exchanges per day.
On February 7 this year, Microsoft launched a new version of Bing powered by artificial intelligence (AI). In addition to regular Bing search results, the new version of Bing adds a chat option that allows users to have long, open-ended text conversations with AI and get answers to their questions.
When Bing Chat debuted, the company didn't place any restrictions on the tool. However, it was short-lived as multiple users began filing reports that the tool provided inaccurate responses or appeared to be rude. So over the past few months, Microsoft has gradually increased the limits of the tool to enhance its usability.
In March of this year, foreign media reported that Microsoft is exploring advertising in the responses given by Bing Chat, which is the inevitable result of Bing’s daily active users reaching 100 million and growing since the launch of artificial intelligence features.
In May of this year, Ribas said that Bing chat added chat content "export" and "share" functions. Users only need to place the mouse over the chat content that needs to be exported, and several quick action buttons will appear, including the "Export" and "Share" options.
Microsoft wants to turn Bing Chat into a "platform," and to that end, the company will soon add support for third-party plug-ins to extend its functionality.
Musk is the richest man in the world again
According to reports, the share price of the French luxury goods giant LVMH Group fell 2.6% in Paris. The founder of the company, Bernard Arnault (Bernard Arnault) gave up the throne of the world's richest man, and Musk once again reached the top. At present, Musk has a wealth of 192.3 billion U.S. dollars, and Arnault ranks second with 186.6 billion U.S. dollars.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plans to visit China
According to news on June 1, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun said that he will meet with TSMC and Foxconn executives on Friday. Huang Renxun said that TSMC will produce next-generation chips for it, and Nvidia will sign some orders with TSMC's Arizona plant.
Previously, according to sources familiar with Bloomberg quoted by the Financial Associated Press, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun will go to China in June to meet executives from Tencent, ByteDance and other companies. It is reported that Huang Renxun's China trip also included Li Auto, BYD and Xiaomi. Huang Renxun has not yet finalized the plan, and details of the itinerary may still change, according to people familiar with the matter.
Lenovo moto razr 40 series new product release
On the evening of June 1st, Lenovo held a new product launch conference for the moto razr 40 series of folding screen mobile phones with "heartbeat, more than one side". Two new small folding products, moto razr 40 Ultra and moto razr 40, were officially unveiled. The moto razr 40 Ultra is also currently the lightest small folding screen, with a weight of only about 184.5g and a thickness of only 6.99mm.
In terms of specific configuration, moto razr 40 Ultra is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ mobile platform built by TSMC 4nm process, built-in 3800 mAh capacity battery, supports 30W wired charging and 5W wireless charging, its internal screen size is 6.9 inches, and the external screen size is 6.9 inches. It measures 3.63 inches, has a maximum refresh rate of 165Hz, and supports full DC dimming. At the same time, the phone has a rear 32-megapixel outsole main camera, and a front-facing imaging system of 12-megapixel lens + 13-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens. In addition, moto razr 40 Ultra runs myui 6.0 operating system, built-in X-axis linear motor and master SLS stereo dual speakers, supporting multi-angle hovering and Dolby Atmos.
In terms of price, the moto razr 40 Ultra starts at 5699 yuan, and the moto razr 40 8GB+128GB version starts at 3999 yuan.
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