April 24, 2025, 4:58 a.m.

The two giants slow down the construction of AI data centers: Can the AI boom last?

Recently, Eric Luebchow, an analyst in the communications infrastructure sector of Wells Fargo, said in a report that Amazon has suspended lease negotiations for some data centers of its cloud division, especially in overseas markets, indicating that the leasing of large-scale facilities will slow down in the short term.

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OpenAI targets Chrome: the tech giants' game and industry changes behind the antitrust trial

On April 23, US time, a "trial of the century" in the technology industry was staged in the federal court in Washington, DC.

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OpenAI's layout in social networks: The path of ecological expansion under a valuation of 300 billion US dollars

In the current era of rapid technological development, every move of OpenAI attracts much attention. Recently, the plan of this artificial intelligence giant to lay out social networks has caused a huge stir.

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Who is the technological light of future new energy vehicles?

In the wave of global energy transformation and automotive industry transformation, new energy vehicles undoubtedly stand at the forefront of the times.

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The launch of electric patrol vehicles in Singapore: Technological challenges and technical bottlenecks in practical applications

Recently, according to technology news media reports, the Singapore police plan to put 19 modified Polestar 2 electric patrol vehicles into the ranks of highway law enforcement, which marks a new chapter in the electrification of law enforcement equipment in Singapore.

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US Federal Judge Rules Google Illegally Monopolized Parts of the Online Advertising Technology Market: Tech Giant Faces New Challenges

On April 17 local time, the US technology industry received major news.

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OpenAI's most powerful inference model o3 has been released

On April 16th local time, the OpenAI o3/o4 mini model was finally officially launched. The live broadcast lasted nearly 30 minutes, with a fast pace that was almost soaring, yet it was brimming with information.

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Does the sixth generation of American aircraft have a future?

In today's global military aviation field, the development of sixth generation fighter jets has become a focus of competition among countries.

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How far are scientists from producing artificial blood?

Today, scientists are exploring the production of artificial blood to address the shortage of blood and the need for safe blood transfusions.

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Meta faces anti-monopoly storm: a century long lawsuit that shakes the digital market

Recently, a trial in a federal court in Washington, D.C., which was dubbed by the media as a "landmark lawsuit of the digital age," began.

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