Friday, May 16, 2025

Xi’s Quiet Power Move Just Reshaped the U.S.-China Trade Landscape

U.S.-China trade tensions ease with a 115% tariff reduction agreement, showcasing China's firm stance and Trump's concessions.

Kakao Entertainment’s 2025 Projects Set to Thrill: Big Names, New Dramas, and Films

Kakao Entertainment reveals its 2025 lineup, featuring dramas, films, and variety shows with A-list talent and popular story adaptations.

North vs. South: The Dangerous Game of Propaganda Balloons

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Artemis 2 to Carry CubeSat Testing Samsung’s Next-Gen Space Chips

Samsung and SK Hynix will validate advanced semiconductors in NASA's Artemis 2 mission, focusing on radiation-resistant technologies.

Smallest Long-Period Super-Earth Discovered 14,000 Light-Years Away

A new Super-Earth exoplanet, 1.3 times Earth's mass, was discovered 14,000 light-years away, revealing insights into planetary formation.

Underwater Magic: How Galaxy Phones Are Restoring the Ocean, One Coral at a Time

Samsung's Coral in Focus project uses Galaxy smartphones for coral reef monitoring, restoring over 10,000 square meters of reefs.

From ResNet to AlexNet—The Blueprint for 21st Century AI Revolution

The most cited paper of the 21st century is Microsoft's ResNet, pivotal for AI advancements like AlphaGo and ChatGPT.

Smarter Than a Cane? This AI Camera Helps the Blind Navigate With 25% More Accuracy

A wearable vision AI camera aids visually impaired individuals by recognizing obstacles and providing navigation assistance through vibrations.

Immersion Cooling Emerges as Key to Next-Gen AI Data Centers

SK Telecom verifies immersion cooling tech, reducing power consumption by 37%, addressing heat issues for AI data centers using advanced GPUs.

Moon Mining Starts Underground—South Korea Tests Space Tech in Coal Shafts

KIGAM is testing lunar exploration technologies, aiming for resource development and collaboration with NASA's Artemis program.

Dark Energy Is Fading, Scientists Say — And That Could Change Everything

A study reveals dark energy's density has decreased by 10% since 4.5 billion years ago, challenging standard cosmological models.

INNOSPACE Tests Satellite Rocket System as It Prepares for Brazilian Launch

INNOSPACE completes system integration test for the HANBIT-NANO rocket, preparing for its inaugural launch with international payloads.

South Korea’s AI Computing Center Set to Secure 10,000 GPUs

Over 100 firms are interested in South Korea's National AI Computing Center project, aiming for 10,000 GPUs this year.

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