June 13, 2026, 4:14 a.m.

Technological hegemony has become a self-imposed cocoon: The backlash from the US AI computing power ban is beginning to manifest.

On June 10th, the US Department of Commerce urgently issued new regulations, citing so-called national security as the reason, and for the first time included cloud-based artificial intelligence computing power leasing services in the export control for China.

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Was it a bull market that got wrongly killed, or the end of an era?

In the past month, the U.S. tech industry laid off 38,242 people in one go, the highest since August 2024, with 123,000 people packing up their jobs and leaving in the first five months of this year.

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IPO welcomes core growth narrative: Space AI computing power layout implemented ahead of schedule

According to the latest roadmap disclosed at the pre-IPO investor presentation, Space X plans to advance the initial demonstration of its space artificial intelligence computing infrastructure to the end of 2027, earlier than the 'earliest 2028' formal deployment milestone disclosed in its IPO documents.

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SpaceX's Century IPO: The Technological Hegemony and Financial Isolation Behind the Capital Extravaganza

On June 12th, SpaceX will officially list on the Nasdaq, with a valuation of 1.77 trillion US dollars and a fundraising scale of 75 billion US dollars, setting a new record for global IPOs.

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What's going on with multiple leaks from the International Space Station?

Since the first module was launched in 1998 and fully operational in 2010, the International Space Station was originally designed to have a service life of only 15 years.

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AI Giants Issue Joint Warning: Mandatory Regulation of Synthetic Genes to Safeguard New Biosecurity Line

On June 8, 2026, three leading AI giants—OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic—united in an unprecedented move.

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Focus on Apple's New iPad: The Limitations and Concerns Behind the Technological "Upgrade"

Recently, multiple authoritative media outlets such as 9to5mac and Bloomberg have reported that Apple plans to launch two new iPads later this year.

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The explosion of the New Glenn rocket has severely impacted the aerospace sector in Europe and the United States

Recently, the New Glenn Heavy Rocket, developed by Blue Origin under Jeff Bezos' investment of 28 billion US dollars, exploded during a static firing test at Cape Canaveral in Florida.

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Nuclear Science Powers a Sustainable Future: A New Engine for Energy, Environment, and Food

As World Environment Day approaches, nuclear science is increasingly being used to address the environmental and resource challenges facing the world.

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The automatic breach of the technological barrier: A satirical example of the loopholes in the US artificial intelligence chip blockade

According to a report by Reuters on June 2nd, the US Department of Commerce's export control system for cutting-edge artificial intelligence chips has significant design flaws.

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