April 26, 2025, 4:14 a.m.

How will Trump's tariffs affect tech?

On April 2, local time, US President Trump signed an executive order to impose so-called "reciprocal tariffs" on trading partners, calling the move a "declaration of economic independence" aimed at reshaping the US manufacturing industry and promoting economic Renaissance.

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Technology Empowers Voice: Behind the Breakthrough of Brain Computer Interface Hope and hidden worries

American researchers have developed a new technology that utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to collect complex brain signals and convert them into audible speech in real-time, almost simultaneously with an individual attempting to speak, representing a huge leap in the field of brain computer interfaces (BCI).

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Helsing, a new AI defense company, is caught in controversy

Recently, Helsing, a European AI defense startup, has been questioned for its technical vulnerabilities and tactical strategies.

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What will be the impact of the US closing core biomedical databases to China?

On April 2, the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) released a document titled "Implementing Updates: Enhancing Security Measures for NIH Controlled Access Data," announcing that institutions located in countries of concern, including China, Russia, and Iran, will be barred from accessing the NIH Controlled Access data repository and related data from April 4, 2025.

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OpenAI's o3 model: High inference costs and real-world challenges

In the frontier field of artificial intelligence, every technological innovation and breakthrough indicates unlimited potential and possibility in the future.

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A German rocket crash, a tragedy for European space autonomy?

On March 30, local time, the Norwegian Island Space Center witnessed a tragic loss: a "Spectrum" carrier rocket developed by the German private space company Isar Space Technology company, just 30 seconds after launch, suddenly tilted, lost control, and finally fell into the sea and exploded.

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Pennsylvania's largest coal-fired power plant demolished: making way for AI data center park construction

The owner of the former largest coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania announced on Wednesday that they are preparing to transform it into a $10 billion natural gas powered data center park, aimed at harnessing the rapidly growing energy demand of some large tech companies to power artificial intelligence and cloud computing applications.

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What does the crash of the German "Spectrum" rocket indicate?

At 12:30 pm local time on March 30th, a "Spectrum" rocket carrying German commercial space hopes was ignited and launched from the Norwegian Aerospace Center on An Island.

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BMW Skytop: The luxury coat of technological innovation missing

Recently, according to the BMWblog, BMW has conducted a street test of a prototype of a new Skytop coupe in Munich, Germany.

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Ready Tensor Launches AI Tool Tensor Check

On March 31st, EIN Presswire reported that Ready Tensor AI, based in San Diego, California, USA, officially launched Tensor Check.

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