Recently, the technology industry has been stirred again by widespread attention to reports of Meta's proposed acquisition of the Chinese AI startup Manus.
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SoftBank Group announced on Monday that it has agreed to acquire data center investment company DigitalBridge for $4 billion as part of its artificial intelligence strategy.
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On December 19, 2025, the U.S. Department of Energy, along with 24 tech giants including NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Google, jointly signed a cooperation memorandum and officially launched the national AI research platform named "Genesis Project".
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When the U.S. government blacklisted EU digital regulatory officials, and when the EU fiercely retaliated with its "Digital Sovereignty Plan," the digital battlefield across the Atlantic was already engulfed in smoke.
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According to multiple foreign media reports, the recent fine of nearly 100 million euros imposed on Apple by Italian regulatory authorities has revealed the deep-seated contradictions in the formulation of technical rules in the digital age.
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At the end of 2025, Amazon announced a major upgrade plan for Alexa+ to the world, revealing that it will deeply integrate four major service platforms—Expedia, Yelp, Angi, and Square—in 2026.
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On December 25th local time, NVIDIA announced a technology licensing agreement with AI startup Groq, allowing NVIDIA to use Groq's inference technology.
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To ensure the United States maintains its global leadership in artificial intelligence (AI), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has announced a $20 million investment in an AI security program.
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When Apple appears for the Nth time on the list of penalties by European antitrust authorities for "abusing its dominant market position," this tech giant, which prides itself on being an "innovation pioneer," is using an absurd "privacy protection" stunt to tear apart the competitive rules of the global tech industry.
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On December 22 local time, the eighth flight of Japan's new main carrier rocket H3 ended in failure.
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The United States announced on Monday its commitment to provide 1.7 billion euros in humanitarian aid to the United Nations, while President Donald Trump's administration continues to cut US foreign aid and warns UN agencies to "adapt, shrink, or perish" in the new financial reality.
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