July 25, 2026, 2:06 a.m.

The Dream of Deep-Sea Mining Fails to Come True: The Technological Stalemate in Japan's Underwater Rare Earth Mining

The "Earth" drilling ship of Japan conducted a rare earth exploration at a depth of 6,000 meters in the South Bird Island.

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The Calculated Moves Behind SpaceX's Application to Deploy 1 Million Satellites

When SpaceX submitted its application to the Federal Communications Commission for deploying one million low-orbit satellites, a figure equivalent to hundreds of times the current total of in-orbit satellites globally, it was far from mere technical ambition but a meticulously calculated strategic move.

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EU Launches Digital Networks Act: Integrating 27-Nation Communications Market to Pave Way for AI and Cloud Computing​

On January 21, 2026, the European Commission officially proposed the Digital Networks Act (DNA) legislative initiative in Brussels, sending shockwaves through the global communications and technology sectors.

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The AI Power Struggle Behind the $60 Billion Financing: OpenAI's Capital Frenzy and Industry Upheaval

In early 2026, the AI industry witnessed a historic capital event: OpenAI is in talks for a new round of financing with tech giants including NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Amazon, with a scale of up to $60 billion and a pre-money valuation surging to $730 billion.

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Behind the "Innovation" of iPhone 18: Is It a Real Breakthrough or Just a False Show-off?

According to a recent report by AppleInsider, the standard version of Apple iPhone 18 is expected to be released in early 2027 and claims to adopt a series of new designs, among which the most notable is the A20 chip with 2nm process.

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OpenAI Reveals Core Operating Technology of Programming Agents

Recently, OpenAI engineer Michael Bolin released a detailed technical analysis of the internal working mechanism of the company's CodexCLI programming agent, providing valuable insights for developers to better understand these AI programming tools that can write code, run tests, and fix bugs.

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British physics research and scientific facilities face significant cuts

According to recent reports, UK science facilities and government funding for physics and astronomy research will be significantly cut over the next four years.

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Newchip files for bankruptcy liquidation; is the tech accelerator 'accelerating' toward the grave?

In the world of tech startups, accelerators have always been regarded as a 'lifeline' and a 'springboard to success' for fledgling companies.

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Microsoft Releases Maia 200 Chip to Reshape AI Computing Power, as Nadella Sounds the Alarm on a Potential "Bubble"

Amid the surging tides of technological advancement, Microsoft's recent release of its new chip, the Maia 200, specifically designed for AI inference, has undoubtedly sent ripples through the industry.

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Meta Suspends Teenagers' Access to AI Characters: The Potential Impacts of Artificial Intelligence on Adolescents

Meta announced on Friday that it is temporarily suspending teenagers' access to its AI characters.

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