Tuesday, August 4, 2026

North Korea May Have 50 Nukes—And More on the Way

North Korea may have 50 nuclear warheads, with projections of up to 500 by 2030, raising global nuclear conflict risks.

Korean Government Faces Backlash: U.S. Report Claims Discrimination Against American Companies

Lee Jun-seok criticizes a U.S. report alleging South Korea's discrimination against American firms, urging a strong government response.

Europe Moves to Ease Biosimilar Rules, Boosting Asia’s Biopharma Giants

EMA's new guidelines aim to simplify biosimilar development, boosting Samsung Bioepis and Celltrion in Europe's growing market.

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SAP, Microsoft, and Google Patch Severe Exploits as Cyber Risks Mount

A surge in zero-day vulnerabilities from tech firms prompts security measures amid rising cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure.

Inside the AI Arms Race: Nvidia’s Blackwell GPUs Go Live at CoreWeave

Nvidia supplies Grace Blackwell GPUs to CoreWeave, enhancing AI development for major companies like IBM and Cohere.

EVs, IoT, and Smart Poles: LG CNS Expands U.S. Footprint With Smart City Deals

LG CNS secures contracts for EV charging stations in NYC and smart poles in Georgia, marking a milestone in U.S. public market expansion.

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.

IONNA Brings High-Speed Charging to North America, Partnering with Automotive Giants

IONNA, a joint venture for EV charging, launched in North Carolina, aims for 30,000 chargers by 2030, enhancing user convenience.

Green Light for Growth: South Korea Boosts Electric Vehicle Infrastructure

On May 21, South Korea's Vice Minister of Environment Lim Sang Jun visited the EVSIS (EV System Integration Solution) factory in Cheongju, North Chungcheong...

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