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DataCanvas launched Alaya NeW Cloud 2.0, a next-gen intelligent computing platform featuring serverless architecture and reinforcement learning. It offers on-demand AI infrastructure, targeting compute-intensive applications with a user-friendly toolchain. By offering a “pay-as-you-go” model and streamlining AI development, the platform aims to reduce costs, provide efficient performance, and make AI computing accessible to developers worldwide. The platform also introduces the world’s first reinforcement learning intelligent computing service, AgentiCTRL, for improved efficiency.

Zeus North America Mining Corp. announced promising rock grab sample results from its Selway Property in Idaho. The property, located east of Kamiah, Idaho, targets an intrusive-related Au-Ag vein deposit. Historical samples yielded significant silver and gold. Zeus plans follow-up sampling and ground geophysical programs in 2025. Dean Besserer, President & CEO, a Qualified Person, reviewed and approved the informational release.

In 2025, Elon Musk advocated for AI, digital neural networks, and cameras as the optimal solution for autonomous driving, emphasizing that the world’s road systems are designed for visual perception. He views lidar as problematic for safety, while opposing voices from companies such as Huawei champion lidar technology for its safety benefits. The article highlights the limitations of lidar in terms of weather sensitivity and information density compared to high-resolution cameras.

Anticipation for the Club World Cup is high. While attending games in person is costly, the home viewing experience can be elevated. A large-screen TV with advanced features like high refresh rates, AI image processing, and integrated sports features offers unparalleled immersion and clarity. This allows viewers to experience the game with a VIP feel, while also gaining deeper insight, creating a truly captivating and enhanced football experience.

TotalEnergies acquired a 25% stake in 40 offshore exploration leases from Chevron in the U.S., spanning ~1,000 sq km across Walker Ridge, Mississippi Canyon, and East Breaks areas. This expands TotalEnergies’ U.S. offshore presence, building on collaborations with Chevron in projects like Ballymore and Anchor. The move reinforces TotalEnergies’ commitment to low-emission projects and its integrated energy strategy, including significant investments in LNG and renewables in the U.S. since 2022.

Automotive influencer Chen Zhen clarified his positive view of Xiaomi’s products, particularly the value of their cars. He addressed accusations of criticizing the Xiaomi SU7, stating his critiques target the fanbase’s behavior, not the product itself, which he finds competitively priced and well-made. He also shared his perspective on personal vehicle modifications, highlighting the focus on aesthetics.

Fuel prices in China are likely to increase at the pump, with an adjustment expected June 17th. International oil price volatility and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are key drivers. An analyst notes a high probability of rising prices. This follows a year of price fluctuations, though current gasoline and diesel prices remain lower than the previous year’s end. Adjustments occur every ten business days, reflecting global crude oil price changes.

e.l.f. Cosmetics introduces “color e.l.f.nalysis,” a free digital tool offering personalized beauty advice. By analyzing a selfie, the tool determines a user’s color season and recommends curated Pinterest boards featuring shoppable e.l.f. products. Developed in partnership with Pinterest, the tool aims to democratize color analysis and make personalized beauty accessible.

The inaugural FIFA Club World Cup 2025 in Miami features 32 top club teams. The event, showcasing global stars and 63 matches, integrates technology as a key element. Partners like are providing smart hardware and service solutions, including Motorola’s new moto razr series with sideline-capture technology. The Cup is also a testbed for AI applications, aiming to enhance the football experience with innovative performance analysis, 3D avatars, and immersive fan engagements, with a focus on the upcoming 2026 World Cup.

Canon’s “Junior Explorers” program, in collaboration with educational and travel providers, is expanding children’s horizons through technology, academics, and culture. The program utilizes Canon printing technology to facilitate hands-on learning, with recent events at the BlueArrow Aerospace Huzhou Propulsion Manufacturing Base showcasing the Chinese space industry. The initiative supports China’s educational goals, integrating experiential learning with cultural immersion.