Global PC and Console Gaming Growth Slows as Players Log Fewer Hours
Global PC and console gaming growth is expected to slow through 2026 as gamers log fewer hours, with industry giants adjusting strategies amid shifting player habits.
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Intel Reports $7 Billion Loss in Chip-Making Unit Amidst Push to Reclaim Industry Lead
Intel reports a $7 billion operating loss for its chip-making unit in 2023, intensifying efforts to regain industry leadership from competitors like TSMC by investing heavily in manufacturing advancements.
Shanghai Boosts Autonomous Driving Tests with 5G-A Tech Upgrade
Shanghai enhances its autonomous driving tests by expanding public road kilometers and adopting 5G-A technologies, solidifying its pioneering role in China’s smart transportation.
Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Scandal Threatens 33,000 Japanese Enterprises
An investigation reveals that Kobayashi Pharmaceutical’s red yeast rice products may impact up to 33,000 enterprises in Japan, following health concerns and product recalls.
White House Directs NASA to Establish Lunar Time Standard Amid New Space Race
The White House has directed NASA to establish a unified lunar time standard, aiming to set international norms amid growing global lunar exploration efforts.
China Successfully Launches New Remote Sensing Satellite
China has successfully launched the Yaogan-42 01 remote sensing satellite via the Long March-2D rocket, marking the 515th mission of the Long March series and reinforcing its advancements in space exploration.
China’s National Data Work Conference Sets Ambitious Agenda for Data-Driven Future
China’s inaugural National Data Work Conference unveils an ambitious roadmap to enhance data infrastructure, promote data sharing, and drive innovation in AI applications.
Construction Begins on Robotics Industrial Park in Beijing’s Future Science City
Construction has begun on a new robotics industrial park in Beijing’s Future Science City, marking a significant step in the city’s plan to become a leader in technological innovation.
China’s National Science Foundation Invests $4.4 Billion in Research in 2023
China’s NSFC invested $4.4 billion in 2023, funding over 52,000 research programs, and will focus on originality and global collaboration to drive scientific advancements.
14,000 Excess Deaths Linked to Long A&E Waits in UK, Study Finds
Research by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine estimates over 14,000 excess deaths in the UK in 2023 due to patients waiting 12 hours or more in A&E departments.
OpenAI Offers ChatGPT Access Without Sign-Ups to Enhance AI Accessibility
OpenAI is now allowing users to access its ChatGPT AI chatbot without signing up, aiming to broaden AI accessibility. The change removes barriers for users curious about AI’s capabilities.
Scientists Uncover 100-Million-Year-Old Tapeworm Fossil in Myanmar Amber
An international team of scientists has discovered a 100-million-year-old parasitic tapeworm fossil preserved in Myanmar amber, offering new insights into ancient marine life and evolutionary history.
Google to Destroy Billions of Data Records in Landmark Privacy Settlement
Google has agreed to destroy billions of data records to settle a lawsuit alleging it secretly tracked users who believed they were browsing privately.
Henan’s Lab-Grown Diamonds Shine Globally: Inside China’s Synthetic Gem Industry
Henan province has emerged as a global leader in lab-grown diamonds, producing half of the world’s supply. Through innovation, it has transformed the diamond industry in under a decade.
China Launches High-Altitude Maerdang Hydropower Station in Qinghai
China has begun operating the Maerdang Hydropower Station in Qinghai Province, the highest-altitude facility of its kind on the Yellow River, aiming to boost clean energy production and distribution.
China’s AS700 Airship Completes Successful First Ferry Flight
China’s independently developed AS700 manned airship successfully completed its first ferry flight, marking a significant achievement in the nation’s aviation industry.
Israeli Researchers Unveil How Trauma Alters Brain Responses in Mice
Israeli researchers at the University of Haifa have uncovered how trauma alters mice’s brain function, causing them to perceive harmless stimuli as threats and enhancing escape behaviors. Their findings may lead to new trauma therapies.
From Robot Nannies to Smart Farms: iFLYTEK’s Vision for AI’s Future
iFLYTEK’s Vice President Fang Ming discusses the future of AI, highlighting its applications in healthcare, education, agriculture, and as emotional companions.
China Condemns U.S. Tightening of AI Chip Export Controls
China opposes the U.S. tightening of export controls on AI chips and chipmaking tools, stating that the revised rules harm the global semiconductor industry and impede trade cooperation.
SpaceX Launches 23 Starlink Satellites, Enhancing Internet Access in Asia
SpaceX launched 23 new Starlink satellites, enhancing global internet access. The expansion promises improved connectivity in Asia’s remote regions, impacting businesses, academia, and communities.