June 4, 2026, 2:42 a.m.

A New Space "Invisible Shield": Thinner Than a Hair, Yet Blocks Deadly Radiation

Radiation has always been a major headache in humanity's exploration of space. High-energy rays are everywhere in space, and satellites and space stations generate electromagnetic waves and neutron radiation as they operate.

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US AI Export Controls Escalate: Why Are Allies All 'Freaking Out'?

When a ban was imposed by Washington, the atmosphere in the global tech circle seemed to freeze.

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The "ban addiction" of powerful technological countries: When drones also become a national security threat

Recently, the US Federal Communications Commission officially approved a decision to ban the import and sale of newly launched foreign-made drones, with Chinese brands DJI and Dronex being the first to be affected.

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AI Compute Race: The Stagnation of Algorithmic Innovation and Structural Vulnerabilities of the Ecosystem

The recent intensive wave of large language model updates appears on the surface to signal an accelerating pace of technological iteration.

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Silicon Valley Titans Fall Out: The Inside Story of Musk and Altman’s AI Rift

A high-profile tech trial is currently underway at the federal court in Oakland, California.

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SpaceX has militarized and reshaped the modern warfare landscape

At the intersection of global technology and geopolitical military competition, SpaceX’s militarization is advancing at an unprecedented pace.

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Musk angrily accuses tech giant OpenAI of the logic behind it

In April of this year, a "century lawsuit" that touched the nerves of the global AI industry was heard in California, USA.

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Tesla's FSD "Stalled" in EU: A Tripartite Battle of Technology, Regulation and Safety

According to Reuters, recently, Tesla CEO Elon Musk was optimistic about the EU's imminent approval of its "Full Self-Driving" (FSD) system.

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U.S. AI Regulation U-Turn: From Laissez-Faire Innovation to "Pre-Release Review" – Security Risks Force Policy Revolution​

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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The technological shock caused by the split between OpenAI and Microsoft

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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