July 24, 2026, 9:14 p.m.

SpaceX Strives for the Largest IPO in History: The Space Computing Blueprint Behind Its $1.75 Trillion Valuation

On May 20, 2026, SpaceX officially filed the S-1 prospectus with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), confirming its listing on the Nasdaq on June 12 under the stock ticker symbol "SPCX".

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Samsung's "Cross-border" Move: HBM Enters Mobile Devices: A Breakthrough or a Risk?

According to foreign media Wccftech, recently, Samsung has dropped a "blockbuster" in the field of memory technology - it plans to introduce HBM high-bandwidth memory specifically designed for servers into consumer terminals such as smartphones and tablets, attempting to enhance the AI computing power of mobile devices through advanced packaging technology.

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What will be the impact of Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI losing

On May 18th local time, a ruling from the Oakland Federal Court in California put an end to the nearly two-year "Silicon Valley Century Trial" - the jury unanimously ruled that Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI was lost due to exceeding the statute of limitations, OpenAI、 Altman and Brockman shall not be held responsible.

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Microplastics are quietly eroding the ocean's carbon absorption capacity.

Over 70% of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans. The "lungs" of this blue planet are not primarily forests, but rather tiny phytoplankton in the ocean—they perform nearly half of the Earth's photosynthesis.

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Musk's 150 Billion Lawsuit Against OpenAI Totally Fails

On May 18, local time, a nine-member jury in the U.S. Federal Court in Oakland, California, made a unanimous verdict in just 90 minutes, unanimously dismissing Musk's $150 billion sky-high lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, all of which were judged to be "untimely" because the statute of limitations exceeded three years.

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The Physical Frontiers of Compute Expansion: OpenAI’s Billion-Dollar Financing and the Technical Reality Behind Orbital AI Data Centers

Since the explosion of generative AI at the end of 2022, the compute consumption of large language models has climbed at an exponential rate, but as of early 2026, this trend has shown no signs of convergence.

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Smart Glasses: Surging Sales Amid Growing Privacy Chaos

In recent times, a host of social and ethical issues stemming from the new generation of smart glasses continue to mount.

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EU AI Bill Comes Into Effect: The Era of Global Strong AI Regulation Has Officially Begun

On May 1st, 2026, the core provisions of the EU's "Artificial Intelligence Act" were officially implemented.

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Why did multiple members of xAI resign on the same day?

On May 9th of this year, Zhuang Juntang, the pre training manager of xAI, Xiuyu Li, a technical member, and Fraster Cook, a front-end engineer, announced their resignation on the same day.

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Apple's new wearable device: "Innovative" concerns about the smart pendant and glasses?

According to MacRumors, a foreign media outlet, Apple is currently secretly advancing the development of two new wearable devices: one is a smart pendant similar in size to AirTag, and the other is smart glasses.

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