The UK and the US are about to sign a cutting-edge technology cooperation agreement, and OPENAI is entering the blockchain industry
The UK and the US announced that they will sign a groundbreaking technology cooperation agreement next week.
moreThe UK and the US announced that they will sign a groundbreaking technology cooperation agreement next week.
moreOn September 14, the United States and the United Kingdom officially signed a technology cooperation agreement worth approximately $5 billion, designating artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, quantum technology, and communications as the core areas of collaboration.
moreIn March 2025, US President Trump made a high-profile announcement that the sixth-generation fighter jet would be named F-47, claiming that it was "almost undetectable".
moreRecently, MOTOROLA Solutions and Nokia announced a strategic partnership to jointly launch a tactical communication network using 5G AirScale and TETRA technologies, aiming to provide the UK's defense agencies with next-generation containerized tactical communication solutions.
moreOn September 9 (local time), Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, revealed at the All-In Summit that Starlink is actively advancing its plan for high-bandwidth direct-to-cell satellite internet service, with commercial launch expected in two years.
moreRecently, OpenAI announced a strategic partnership with semiconductor giant Broadcom, planning to mass-produce and put into use the self-developed AI chip "XPU" in 2026.
moreEvery year, over 8 million patients in the U.S. are discharged from hospitals, urgently needing durable medical equipment (DME)—such as oxygen machines, ventilators, and walkers.
moreOn September 7th, Musk posted on X, stating that he had just had a great design review with the Tesla AI5 chip design team and claiming that "this will be an epic chip".
moreRecently, Google reached an agreement with London cloud service provider Fluidstack to deploy its self-developed AI chip TPU in third-party data centers for the first time, marking Google's official break from the closed strategy of "only self built data centers" and launching a comprehensive attack on the AI chip market led by Nvidia.
moreThe European Commission recently announced a massive €2.95 billion (approximately $3.5 billion) fine against Google for abusing its dominant market position in online advertising technology.
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