Pony.ai has secured China’s first citywide robotaxi permit in Shenzhen, ending years of restricted pilot zones. The company plans to deploy over 1,000 seventh-generation robotaxis in partnership with local taxi firm Xihu Group.
The Trump administration indicates a potential TikTok ownership resolution may emerge from presidential talks in South Korea. This development follows months of executive orders extending deadlines amid ongoing national security debates.
As Trump and Xi prepare for their South Korea meeting, Beijing’s negotiating position reveals deeper strategic concerns beyond immediate trade disputes. The summit comes at a critical inflection point in U.S.-China relations with lasting implications for global technology supply chains and economic
The race for artificial general intelligence has become a geopolitical battleground. Four competing models could determine whether superintelligence serves humanity or becomes an instrument of control.
The FCC just gained power to retroactively ban previously approved DJI drones. This unprecedented regulatory shift could reshape the entire US consumer electronics market beyond just drones.
Apple has become the third company to reach a $4 trillion market capitalization, driven by strong iPhone 17 sales and strategic market positioning. The milestone reflects Apple’s enduring dominance in premium consumer electronics despite increasing competition and market pressures.
OpenAI is sounding alarms about America’s electricity capacity, warning that China’s massive power expansion could determine the AI race winner. The ChatGPT maker demands unprecedented energy infrastructure investment.
The heatpunk movement is transforming Bitcoin mining from environmental liability to strategic asset. By capturing waste heat for residential and industrial use, countries can monetize energy expenditure while strengthening network security.
The former head of Stellantis reveals how Chinese carmakers are positioning themselves as saviors of European auto jobs while systematically taking over the industry. His stark warning comes with firsthand experience of China’s strategic ambitions.
The collapse of a UK espionage case against alleged Chinese spies reveals troubling gaps between intelligence assessments and legal standards. Security officials’ surprise at the outcome suggests systemic coordination failures.
