Tobias
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DJI Secures Shenzhen Bay Super Headquarters Land for $320 Million: Plans Global Smart Aviation Hub
DJI has secured a prime Shenzhen location for its global headquarters, winning the bidding for land in the super-headquarters zone for ¥2.287 billion. The facility, spanning 15,657.68 square meters, is slated to foster an intelligent aviation ecosystem and will exclusively house DJI and its affiliates for 30 years. The project is expected to generate substantial annual output and tax revenue, further solidifying DJI’s position in the global market.
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Liang Jianzhang of Trip.com Urges More Babies with Drones: Mimicking Population Shifts of a Great Nation
In Chengdu, China, 4,000 drones created a “Starry Sky Story” showcasing the rise and fall of civilizations. Inspired by James Liang’s theories on population’s impact on nations, the performance highlighted the importance of generational knowledge transfer. Liang, a population economist and travel agency co-founder, advocates for policies to encourage childbirth, citing China’s abundance of production capacity but a shortage of children. He proposes governmental incentives to address this issue, aiming to boost fertility and consumer spending.
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Honor Robotics Exceeds Unitree in Running Speed; Li Jian Declares Failure Unacceptable
Honor CEO Li Jian announced the company’s entry into robotics, highlighting a prototype robot capable of 4 meters per second, potentially surpassing competitors like Unitree Robotics. This launch, backed by a $10 billion investment over five years, follows Honor’s “Alpha Strategy” focusing on AI and robotics. Subsidiaries like Guiyang and Harbin Xingyao Terminal Co., Ltd. have been established to support their robotics endeavors, indicating a growing trend in the smart hardware market.
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ASML Hit Hard: TSMC’s Revelation Stuns, Only Five Advanced EUV Machines Sold
TSMC maintains that its advanced chipmaking roadmap, including the 1.4-nanometer (A14) process, doesn’t currently require High-NA EUV lithography. The company is prioritizing optimizing their existing EUV technology, achieving significant performance improvements using innovative designs like their second-generation nanosheet GAA, delaying the need for the costly high-NA systems. This strategy highlights TSMC’s focus on cost-effectiveness and technological innovation.
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Musk Pivots to Core Tesla Business: Exits White House, Government Efficiency Department Acknowledges Failed Reforms
Elon Musk is stepping down as a Special Government Employee, citing a desire to focus on his businesses after his term ended. He expressed satisfaction with efforts to streamline government spending, despite facing bureaucratic challenges. Analysts suggest his departure is a graceful exit, and shareholders of Tesla will welcome his return. His work uncovered significant discrepancies, including irregularities in the Social Security system, exposing potential fraud and inefficiencies.
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DeepSeek Announces Minor Upgrade R1: Users Report Programming Skills Now Comparable to Top Tier International Models
DeepSeek unexpectedly updated its R1 model, rather than releasing R2. This trial upgrade, accessible via their website and apps, maintains the existing API. Early tests of the open-source R1 (0528) version show significant improvements, especially in programming, now rivaling international standards. The updated model excels in varied tasks from web design to text processing, sometimes outperforming other models like Claude 4.
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Elderly Widow, 68, Mistakes Streamer’s Video for Private Message, Awaits “Government-Issued Wife” at Village Entrance
The widespread use of smartphones is bringing previously offline populations online, yet a digital literacy gap is emerging. A recent case in China illustrates this challenge. A 68-year-old man, misunderstanding a public video, believed an online personality was addressing him personally, leading to infatuation and preparations for a meeting. Local authorities intervened, educating the man about public content versus private communication, and resolving the misunderstanding.
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China National Petroleum’s Kunlun Large Model Unveiled: A 300-Billion Parameter AI Collaboration with Huawei, China Mobile, and iFLYTEK
CNPC launched the Kunlun large language model, a 300-billion-parameter AI, marking a significant advancement for the energy giant. Developed with partners including China Mobile and Huawei, it’s the first of its kind approved for China’s energy sector. The model supports 100 application scenarios and includes a visual AI model built with Huawei, leveraging Ascend hardware. The Kunlun AI Middle Platform, operating on a China-made infrastructure, supports training and deployment, with computing power reaching 1950P.
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Honor’s Response to Launch Timeline: We’ll Choose the Right Time to Satisfy Everyone
Honor executives, including CEO Li Jian, discussed the company’s IPO plans after launching the Honor 400 series. CFO Peng Qiuen confirmed completed shareholding restructuring and engagement of financial advisors, legal counsel, and accounting firms. The IPO timing will depend on market conditions and strategic development, aiming for stakeholder satisfaction. This follows Honor’s legal transformation into a joint-stock limited company. The company intends to pursue an IPO to fuel strategic growth.
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8 Key Revelations to Revolutionize Wireless Communication: Wi-Fi Explained
Wi-Fi 8 represents a major advancement in wireless technology, focusing on efficiency and reliability over just raw speed. Key innovations include Dynamic Subchannel Operation, Coordinated Spatial Reuse, and Coordinated Beamforming, which improve bandwidth allocation, spectrum reuse, and signal transmission. This enables support for thousands of devices, reduced latency, and increased reliability, paving the way for smart homes, industrial automation, and a deeply interconnected future.