Saturday, January 31, 2026

Tariffs, Greenland, and Geopolitics: Why a New U.S.–Europe Clash Is Roiling Markets

U.S. tariffs on eight European countries over Greenland tensions may disrupt financial markets and transatlantic relations.

Ovens That Think: LG’s SKS Turns Up the Heat on High-End Kitchens

LG Electronics' SKS impresses at the Food & Wine Classic with innovative kitchen appliances, featuring gas, induction, and sous-vide cooking.

Satellite Imagery Confirms Third Large Vessel Docking at North Korea’s Najin Port

A large vessel docked at North Korea's Najin Port, suspected of arms trade with Russia, marking the third sighting since Trump’s second term.

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Chinese Biotech’s Rise: What’s the Standard of Global Tech Trade?

Analysts at the JPMHC noted a shift in biotech, with firms resisting sales and China emerging as a tech transfer leader.

AI Meets Railways: Why SR Is Partnering With a U.S. Startup to Rethink Train Operations

SR hosted an event with Gruve's CEO to enhance AI collaboration in railways, focusing on safety and efficiency improvements.

Samsung’s The Frame Pro Wins CNN Innovation Award: Why 98-Inch Art TVs Are Shaping CES 2026

Samsung's The Frame Pro TV wins CNN's Innovation Award 2026 for its wireless design and superior picture quality, enhancing art display.

Samsung Brings AI Classrooms to Bett 2026: What 35,000 Educators Saw in London

Samsung Electronics showcased AI-powered products at Bett 2026, emphasizing personalized learning and innovative educational technology solutions.

At CES 2026, Korean Leaders Call for a Balanced AI Strategy Amid U.S.–China Tech Rivalry

At CES 2026, Korean leaders emphasized a balanced AI strategy to leverage manufacturing strengths amidst U.S.-China competition.

From Scratch to Success: How Trillion Labs is Redefining AI with Their 70B Parameter Model

Trillion Labs aims to join the government's AI project, showcasing its independent model development and commitment to open-source innovation.

Samsung Electronics Wins U.S. DOE Backing for Next-Generation Dryer Aimed at Cutting Energy Use

Samsung Electronics' new dryer technology aims to enhance energy efficiency, reducing power use by 65% while maintaining performance.

Korean Innovator Wins CNCF Community Awards 2025: What This Means for Open Source in Asia

Son Seok-ho becomes the first Korean to win the CNCF Community Awards 2025, recognizing his impactful contributions to open-source projects.

2026: South Korea’s Advanced Regenerative Medicine R&D Investment Expands – What You Need to Know!

The Ministry of Health and Welfare aims to boost investments in advanced regenerative medicine R&D and improve research infrastructure in South Korea.

LG OLED Evo W6: The Best TV of CES 2026? Discover Why!

LG Electronics' innovations at CES 2026, including the acclaimed LG OLED evo W6 TV and AI robot CLOiD, wowed audiences and critics alike.

Naver’s Humanoid Robot Mininoid: Why Is Its Launch Delayed Again in 2026?

Naver's humanoid robot Mininoid faces delays, raising concerns about its robotics capabilities and competition with Hyundai's Atlas robot.

Hyundai Motor Group’s Current Status on Autonomous Driving… Accelerating Demonstration at Motional Technical Center

Motional's Las Vegas center integrates autonomous vehicle operations, enhancing safety and efficiency for the upcoming robo-taxi service.

THE GREAT PURGE: Samsung Is Moving To Wipe Out Intel And TSMC In The 2nm Foundry Wars

Samsung Electronics is intensifying efforts in the 2-nanometer market to compete with TSMC and Intel, focusing on yield stabilization and customer growth.

AI MIDDLE EAST LIFELINE: Is The Tesla CEO Betting On Saudi Arabia To Save The AI Dream?

Musk and Huang discussed AI advancements at the U.S.–Saudi Investment Forum, alongside major CEOs and President Trump addressing key sectors.

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