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An anonymous reader shares a report: Washington blames China’s dominance of the solar industry on what are routinely dubbed “unfair trade practices.” But that’s just a comforting myth. China’s edge doesn’t come from a conspiratorial plot hatched by an … Continue reading How the US Lost the Solar Power Race To China
Surgical stitches are good for helping wounds heal, but they can pop open with too much movement. Scientists in China have now turned that weakness into a strength, developing stitches that generate an electric charge when stretched and heal wounds fas… Continue reading Smart stitches generate electricity on movement for faster healing
An underreported regulation being proposed in the United States could have a sweeping impact on car drivers in the country, and possibly other parts of the West. But the people feeling its immediate sting will be American motorcyclists.Continue Reading… Continue reading US considering ban on ‘connected vehicle’ tech with China/Russia ties
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Chinese hackers (Salt Typhoon) penetrated the networks of US broadband providers, and might have accessed the backdoors that the federal government uses to execute court-authorized wiretap requests. Those backdoors have been mandated by law—CALEA—since 1994.
It’s a weird story. The first line of the article is: “A cyberattack tied to the Chinese government penetrated the networks of a swath of U.S. broadband providers.” This implies that the attack wasn’t against the broadband providers directly, but against one of the intermediary companies that sit between the government CALEA requests and the broadband providers…
Continue reading China Possibly Hacking US “Lawful Access” Backdoor
China’s Salt Typhoon hacked AT&T, Verizon, and Lumen, compromising wiretap systems used in criminal investigations. The breach, linked… Continue reading China’s Salt Typhoon Hacks AT&T and Verizon, Accessing Wiretap Data: Report
“China Telecom, one of the largest wireless carriers in mainland China, says that it has developed two large language models (LLMs) relying solely on domestically manufactured AI chips…” reports Tom’s Hardware.
“If the information is accurate, this i… Continue reading China Trained a 1-Trillion-Parameter LLM Using Only Domestic Chips
“A cyberattack tied to the Chinese government penetrated the networks of a swath of U.S. broadband providers,” reports the Wall Street Journal, “potentially accessing information from systems the federal government uses for court-authorized network wir… Continue reading U.S. Wiretap Systems Targeted in China-Linked Hack
ForeScout said one of them warranted rating at the maximum severity level, although DrayTek has issued patches.
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China is planning to put people on the Moon around 2030 and is showing off the new space suits they’ll be wearing. At a media event, the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) had two astronauts put the suits through their paces for the cameras.Continue Read… Continue reading The space suit Chinese astronauts will wear on the Moon
One of the more interesting and unique robots in the emerging humanoid space has received an unexpected upgrade. Shanghai’s Fourier Intelligence has just launched the GR-2 – taller, heavier, smarter, more dextrous and much stronger than the GR-1.Contin… Continue reading Bigger, stronger, smarter GR-2 humanoid launches with major hand upgrades