DJI Says Independent Review Found No Security Risks In Its Drones Chinese dronemaker DJI told U.S. lawmakers on Thursday that an independent cybersecurity review found its drones pose no security risks. Meanwhile, the company urged Washington to lift restrictions on its newest products. DJI, the world’s largest dronemaker, filed a lawsuit in February challenging a decision by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The December ruling blocked imports of DJI’s new drone models and key components into the United States. According to a letter seen by Reuters, DJI commissioned a U.S.-based cybersecurity firm to assess its products. The review reportedly…
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang To Join Tsinghua Advisory Board Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has reportedly agreed to join the advisory board of a leading Beijing university that already includes several prominent global technology executives. According to a Financial Times report published on Wednesday, Huang accepted an invitation to join the advisory board of the School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University. The development comes as Nvidia continues navigating U.S. export restrictions on advanced artificial intelligence chips destined for China. Tsinghua Board Includes Global Tech Leaders Tsinghua University’s School of Economics and Management established its advisory board in October…
Cambodia-Thailand Maritime Dispute Gains Urgency Amid Iran Oil Shock The global energy crisis linked to the Iran conflict has intensified pressure on Cambodia and Thailand to resolve a long-running maritime dispute and unlock offshore energy reserves estimated at $300 billion. Cambodia’s Energy Minister Keo Rottanak said the disruption risks surrounding the Strait of Hormuz had sharpened concerns about energy security worldwide. The narrow waterway carries about one-fifth of global oil supplies, making instability in the region a major threat to international energy markets. Cambodia has increasingly relied on renewable energy, including hydropower and expanding solar capacity, to cushion itself against…
CLEAR Technology Advances Protein Imaging Research Researchers have developed a novel imaging platform called CLEAR that could transform how scientists visualise proteins within biological samples. The technology may improve the detection and understanding of diseases such as cancer and neurological disorders by enabling highly detailed protein mapping using a single fluorescent marker. The Cleavable Light-Erased Antibody Reporter platform, known as CLEAR, allows researchers to visualise an unprecedented number of proteins within the same sample while maintaining high spatial resolution. Scientists believe the breakthrough could open new possibilities in disease diagnosis, biomedical research and precision medicine. JNCASR Researchers Develop CLEAR Platform…
India Semiconductor Mission Launches Investors Support Portal India Semiconductor Mission and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology launched the “Investors Support” portal on Monday to strengthen investor confidence and support India’s expanding semiconductor ecosystem. The Government of India has intensified efforts to build a resilient, trusted and sustainable semiconductor industry through strategic policy measures and targeted initiatives. Under the Semicon India Programme, authorities have approved 12 fabrication and packaging projects along with 24 semiconductor design projects. New Portal Aims To Support Investors The newly launched portal, titled “Investors Support”, became operational on 26 May 2026. It provides investors with…
X-Bow Systems Gains Certification For Rocket Motor Production X-Bow Systems said on Wednesday it secured certification for end-to-end production operations covering two manufacturing systems at its Texas facility. The milestone marks progress in a Pentagon-backed effort to expand solid rocket motor supply chains in the United States. The Pentagon has pushed to increase the number of suppliers beyond dominant manufacturers Northrop Grumman and L3Harris Technologies. Demand for missiles has surged because of conflicts involving Ukraine, Israel and Iran. Consequently, US defence officials have sought to replenish missile inventories and strengthen manufacturing capacity. RE-ARM Partnership Supports Expansion The Albuquerque, New Mexico-based…
Europe Divided Over Big Tech Curbs And Digital Sovereignty Plans European leaders remain divided over how aggressively the European Union should limit the influence of major technology companies as the bloc prepares key decisions on satellite spectrum access and cloud computing contracts. The debate reflects wider concerns about Europe’s dependence on U.S. technology firms and growing pressure to strengthen the region’s digital sovereignty. EU Weighs Limits On Foreign Tech Firms Brussels is expected to leave room for Elon Musk’s Starlink and Amazon’s low-Earth-orbit satellite business Project Kuiper to compete for European mobile satellite spectrum next year. However, a proposed compromise…
NASA Unveils Privately Funded Lunar Mission Strategy NASA has announced a new series of privately funded lunar missions aimed at establishing a long-term human presence on the moon. The plans were revealed on Tuesday by NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, who outlined a phased strategy focused on exploration, technology testing and permanent infrastructure development at the lunar south pole. Blue Origin Lander To Support Lunar Missions Isaacman said the Blue Origin Mark One Endurance lander will transport multiple payloads to the Shackleton Connecting Ridge near the moon’s south pole. NASA stated that the first phase of the programme will involve a…
North Korea Missile Tests Highlight AI-Guided Warfare Push North Korea has tested a range of tactical ballistic missiles, artillery rockets and AI-guided precision cruise missiles under the supervision of leader Kim Jong Un, according to the KCNA state news agency. The latest tests underline Pyongyang’s continued effort to modernise its conventional and tactical weapons systems. Moreover, the country has steadily upgraded its arsenal while pledging to deploy advanced weapons near the border with South Korea. AI-Guided Cruise Missiles Tested KCNA said the launches assessed the effectiveness of a “special mission warhead” fitted to tactical ballistic missiles. In addition, the tests…
Pope Leo XIV AI Warning Revives Tradition of Papal Social Teaching For more than 135 years, Catholic popes have urged world leaders to confront major social justice challenges through landmark encyclicals. Now, Pope Leo XIV has entered that tradition with a forceful new appeal focused on artificial intelligence. His latest document, titled “Magnifica Humanitas” (Magnificent Humanity), calls on governments worldwide to slow the rapid development of AI systems and establish stronger international oversight. The encyclical reflects growing concerns inside the Vatican about misinformation, autonomous weapons and the concentration of technological power. The document places Leo XIV alongside predecessors who used…