AIX Incubator has officially joined GWDC 2026 KOREA as an Innovation Partner, according to Techub News. The incubator describes itself as a global AI × RWA digital business incubation platform focused on AI, Web3, global payments, and innovation tied to real-world commerce. It said that since April 2025, it has incubated five projects, while AIX-Quant has entered global public beta, XSmartPay has surpassed 80,000 registered users and issued more than 150,000 payment cards, and GAIN MALL has signed more than 34,700 merchants to its mall platform. GWDC 2026 Korea is scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026 at Seoul’s aT Center in South Korea. The event is organized by Web3Labs, co-hosted by Techub News, HypaiLabs, and TokenPost, and backed by the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance. Built around the theme “For Builders, By Builders,” the conference will focus on Web3, AI, on-chain infrastructure, and the digital asset ecosystem through keynote speeches, technical forums, project showcases, business matchmaking, and a hackathon. Registration for both the conference and the hackathon is now open.

Techub News said Juan José, chief executive officer of Bitroot, has been confirmed as a speaker at GWDC 2026 KOREA. The event is scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026 at the aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. Organizers said the conference is hosted by Web3Labs, co-hosted by Techub News, HypaiLabs and TokenPost, and supported by the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance. According to the event announcement, Bitroot is building next-generation public blockchain infrastructure focused on AI and high-performance parallel computing. Its stack includes a parallelized EVM architecture, a decentralized AI compute network and a verifiable AI execution layer, aimed at addressing blockchain performance limits and concentration in computing power. The conference will center on Web3, AI, on-chain infrastructure and the digital asset ecosystem, and registration is already open for both attendees and the hackathon. Organizers said the hackathon is expected to draw more than 500 developers worldwide and plans to produce more than 100 innovation projects.

GENDAQ has officially joined GWDC 2026 KOREA as an Innovation Partner, according to Techub News. The event is scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026 at the aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. Organizers said the conference will bring together political and business leaders, industry participants, and developers to discuss Web3, AI, on-chain infrastructure, and the digital asset ecosystem. The event is hosted by Web3Labs and co-organized by Techub News, HypaiLabs, and TokenPost, with support from the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance. Under the theme “For Builders, By Builders,” the conference plans to feature keynote speeches, technical forums, project showcases, business matchmaking, and a hackathon. GENDAQ describes itself as a global digital securities market and said FXH Token is its first tokenized stock digital security. The company says it is building a Web4.0 on-chain NASDAQ that links traditional capital with on-chain financial infrastructure. Registration for both the conference and the hackathon is now open. The hackathon is expected to attract more than 500 developers worldwide and aims to generate more than 100 innovative projects.

Techub News reported that Seung Hyun Lee, founder of CoinEasy, has been confirmed as a speaker for GWDC 2026 KOREA, scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026 at aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. Lee was described in the event announcement as one of the key figures in Korea’s crypto and Web3 community-building scene. CoinEasy was presented as a leading Korean blockchain community and Web3 media platform focused on narrowing the information gap between global Web3 innovation and local developers and investors. The conference is organized by Web3Labs, co-hosted by Techub News, HypaiLabs and TokenPost, and backed by the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance. Built around the theme “For Builders, By Builders,” the event will focus on Web3, AI, on-chain infrastructure and the digital asset ecosystem, with programming that includes keynote talks, technical forums, project showcases, business matchmaking and a hackathon. Registration for both the conference and hackathon is now open. Organizers said the hackathon is expected to draw more than 500 developers globally and aims to generate more than 100 innovative projects.

Techub News reported that Cyber Prophet has officially joined GWDC 2026 KOREA as an Innovation Partner. The platform, built on Polygon, is described as an AI-driven global prediction market supporting probability trading across politics, economics, crypto assets, sports, and technology. It also offers AI-assisted decision support, liquidity collaboration, and a multichain prediction market experience for professional users and institutions. GWDC 2026 Korea is scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026 at aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. The event is organized by Web3Labs, co-organized by Techub News, HypaiLabs, and TokenPost, and supported by the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance. Centered on the theme "For Builders, By Builders," the conference will cover Web3, AI, onchain infrastructure, and the digital asset ecosystem through keynote speeches, technical forums, project showcases, business matchmaking, and a hackathon. Registration for both the conference and the hackathon is now open.

AISIM has officially joined GWDC 2026 KOREA as an Innovation Partner, according to a sponsor announcement cited by Techub News. The company is building what it describes as a next-generation AI connectivity and financial ecosystem that combines global eSIM services, AI APIs, VIAIPhone, digital wallets and U cards into one setup for investment, asset management and global payments. The event is scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026, at aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. Organizers said AISIM will attend the conference alongside government and business leaders, industry participants and developers to share views on the intersection of Web3 and AI. GWDC 2026 Korea is hosted by Web3Labs, co-hosted by Techub News, HypaiLabs and TokenPost, and supported by the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance. The conference has also opened registration for attendees and for its hackathon, which is expected to draw more than 500 developers worldwide and aims to produce more than 100 innovation projects.

Jiangbolong made its debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange main board on Sept. 8, completing its A+H listing structure after already trading in Shenzhen. The company priced its H shares at HK$236 and sold 26.0778 million shares globally, raising about HK$6.136 billion. At the opening price, its market capitalization stood at roughly HK$107.5 billion, while its A-share market value was about RMB 154 billion. Founded by Jiangxi-born twin siblings Cai Huabo and Cai Lijiang, Jiangbolong grew from a small memory counter in Shenzhen’s Huaqiangbei into what the article described as the world’s second-largest independent semiconductor memory company. Its prospectus showed first-half 2026 revenue of RMB 24.088 billion, up 136.26% year over year, and net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 10.577 billion, up 71,528.66%. The report also highlighted the tension behind that surge. Gross margin climbed to 58.2% in the first half, helped by rising memory prices, but operating cash flow was negative RMB 3.151 billion, inventory reached RMB 25.777 billion, and total short- and long-term borrowings exceeded RMB 15.4 billion. The company said the Hong Kong proceeds will go to research and development, strategic investments and acquisitions, and working capital as it pushes further upstream into chip design and supply-chain integration.

Jiangbolong is heading to Hong Kong with an H-share offer price of HK$236 per share, set on Sept. 4 ahead of its planned Sept. 8 main board listing. Based on the Sept. 4 RMB-HKD midpoint, that works out to about RMB 204, roughly 40% below the company’s A-share closing price of RMB 347 on the same day. The discount has drawn attention because the company had completed a RMB 3.7 billion private placement in August at RMB 560 per share, a level about 45% above the A-share closing price of RMB 386.60 on the disclosure date. By Sept. 4, investors in that placement were sitting on a paper loss of nearly 38% based on the secondary-market close. At the same time, Jiangbolong reported a sharp jump in first-half 2026 results. Revenue reached RMB 24.088 billion, up 136.26% year over year. Net profit attributable to shareholders came in at RMB 10.577 billion, up 71,528.66%, while non-recurring-items-adjusted net profit was RMB 10.047 billion, up more than 310 times. The gap between those prices and the company’s earnings momentum has pushed investors back to the same question: how much of Jiangbolong’s valuation reflects lasting competitiveness, and how much comes from the storage upcycle and inventory-driven earnings elasticity?