On May 5th, the Trump administration unveiled a groundbreaking regulatory initiative: the White House is urgently drafting an executive order requiring tech giants such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to pass federal national security reviews before releasing new advanced AI models.
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On April 27th local time, Microsoft and OpenAI officially revised their cooperation agreement, completely breaking the exclusive binding model that had lasted for seven years between the two parties.
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On April 29, 2026, global tech giant Broadcom experienced a “Black Tuesday,” with its stock plummeting more than 11% in a single day, wiping out $220 billion in market value—an amount equivalent to the combined annual GDP of small and medium-sized economies like Iceland and Estonia.
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According to the Associated Press, Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos’ rocket company, attributed its weekend launch failure to a faulty engine on Monday.
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On this vital global energy artery, the Strait of Hormuz, an asymmetric technological game is rewriting the rules of maritime power.
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On April 17th, US President Trump publicly announced that the government had found a batch of "very interesting" UFO (unidentified flying object) related documents, and the first batch of materials will be released to the public soon.
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Recently, according to the report by 9to5mac, Apple plans to launch the affordable model MacBook Neo in 2026, but it is currently facing production difficulties due to the chip supply issue.
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Earlier this year, a German automotive parts supplier suffered from AI deepfake fraud.
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The IITs are actively promoting research collaborations in space science, geospatial technology, and emerging technologies, focusing on both locally relevant applied research and strengthening international academic exchange and cooperation.
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In April 2026, several intriguing dramas unfolded in the international technology sector. The European Commission imposed fines totaling over 7 billion US dollars on US tech giants such as Apple, Meta, and Google, which drew fierce criticism from the Trump administration.
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Recently, the British government, in accordance with the "Steel Industry (Nationalization) Act" that came into effect on July 16th, took the British Steel Company, which is controlled by China Jiefang Group, into state ownership without compensation.
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