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China's first domestically made phaco-vitrectomy machine wins investor recognition as Rhino Health closes new funding round | Dalton Venture Family

China's first domestically made phaco-vitrectomy machine wins investor recognition as Rhino Health closes new funding round | Dalton Venture Family

Recently, **Dalton Venture portfolio company Rhino Health, a developer of high-end ophthalmic surgical equipment, has completed a nearly RMB 100 million Series B+ funding round**. The round was led by IN Capital, with Zhuhai Technology Industry Group participating. The proceeds will be used primarily for regulatory registration of Rhino Health's innovative ophthalmic products, overseas expansion of existing products, and domestic commercialization efforts.

Menlo Ventures Releases 'State of Enterprise AI 2026' Report

Menlo Ventures Releases 'State of Enterprise AI 2026' Report

On November 3, Silicon Valley venture capital firm Menlo Ventures released its *State of Enterprise AI 2026* report. The report surveyed nearly 400 U.S. enterprise decision-makers responsible for more than $4 billion in AI spending. The report shows that Chinese models collectively account for 89% of enterprise spending on open-source models. Moonshot AI leads with 61% market share, followed by DeepSeek at 15%, GLM at 11%, and Qwen at 3%. Open-source models are gaining increasing adoption, with enterprise budgets flowing primarily toward more capable flagship models. The ability to complete complex tasks influences purchasing decisions more than price advantages. <a class="wx_topic_link" topic-id="mw3jnswq-zyov7e" style="color: #576B95 !important;" data-topic="1" data-recommend="">#Technology</a> <a class="wx_topic_link" topic-id="mw3jnu8q-42idqp" style="color: #576B95 !important;" data-topic="1" data-recommend="">#AI</a>

Brain-Computer Interface, Beyond Imagination | Dalton Venture × HuaBrain Safety: Before Risk Strikes, the Brain Knows First

Brain-Computer Interface, Beyond Imagination | Dalton Venture × HuaBrain Safety: Before Risk Strikes, the Brain Knows First

From science fiction to reality, brain-computer interfaces are drawing closer. As humans gain the ability to read, understand, and even intervene in the brain, a new question emerges: where, exactly, will brain-computer interfaces take us?