China Targets U.S. Businesses with New Measures Amid Trade Tensions China targets U.S. announcing a series of retaliatory actions against U.S. businesses, including Google, farm equipment manufacturers, and the owner of Calvin Klein. The move comes shortly after new U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods took effect, escalating tensions between the two largest economies. Google Under Investigation for Alleged Monopoly Practices China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) stated that Google is suspected of violating the country’s anti-monopoly laws. An official investigation has been launched, but authorities have not disclosed specific details or allegations against the tech giant. Google’s search engine…
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Blackstone Stands Firm on Data Center Investments Amid AI Disruption Blackstone has reaffirmed its confidence in data center investments despite concerns over China’s DeepSeek, a low-cost artificial intelligence (AI) model. The alternative asset manager, which holds $80 billion worth of leased data centers, stressed that physical infrastructure remains essential for AI development. The company described its approach as “very prudent” and highlighted strong partnerships with leading global firms. Data centers are critical for storing, processing, and analyzing vast amounts of data, making them indispensable for AI training and operations. AI Boom Expected to Boost Data Center Demand The growing adoption…
NASA Sticks to Plan for Astronauts’ Return Amid Trump’s Call for Speedier Retrieval NASA sticks to SpaceX plan to return two astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS) with SpaceX, despite former President Donald Trump urging a quicker retrieval. The agency stated on Wednesday that SpaceX would bring NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams back to Earth “as soon as practical.” Trump had called for an immediate return on Tuesday, suggesting that the Biden administration had “abandoned” the astronauts. However, NASA clarified that Wilmore and Williams had been scheduled to return on a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule since August.…
Bridging Tech Gaps: Cyronics Innovation Labs ESM System Strengthens Indian Army’s Electronic Warfare Arsenal Pune-based Cyronics Innovation Labs has unveiled a fully indigenous Remote ESM and DF System, a breakthrough in electronic warfare technology designed for the Indian Army. In a significant step toward strengthening India’s self-reliance in defence technology, Cyronics Innovation Labs has developed the Remote ESM (Electronic Support Measures) and DF (Direction Finding) System. This advanced, fully indigenous system positions India at the forefront of electronic warfare innovation and aligns with the nation’s strategic ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ vision. Cutting-Edge Technology for Modern Warfare Modern battlefields demand sophisticated solutions, and…
Indian Army Contracts Odisha Startup IG Drones for Advanced Indigenous Drone Technology In a move that underscores the rapid advancements in India’s drone technology sector, Odisha-based tech startup IG Drones has secured a contract with the Indian Army to supply advanced drone systems. The collaboration highlights the growing importance of cutting-edge, domestically developed technologies in strengthening national security while addressing the critical need to eliminate foreign, particularly Chinese, components from defence systems. Next-Gen Drone Technology at the Forefront The contract focuses on delivering two advanced drone platforms: VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) drones and FPV (First-Person View) drones. Both systems…
ISRO’s SpaDeX Docking: A Historic Milestone for ISRO ISRO’s SpaDeX achieved a groundbreaking feat with the successful docking of its SpaDeX mission. This complex manoeuvre occurred just days after bringing the spacecraft within 3 metres of each other. Announcing the accomplishment on the social media platform X, ISRO shared, “Spacecraft docking successfully completed! A historic moment. The SpaDeX docking process involved moving from a 15-metre hold point to 3 metres, initiating docking with precision, completing spacecraft capture, smooth retraction, and rigidisation for stability.” This achievement highlights ISRO’s growing expertise in advanced space operations and its ability to overcome technical hurdles…
The Role of Thiamine in Brain Health and Alzheimer’s Prevention Experiencing occasional forgetfulness or apathy might seem harmless, but for some, these could be early signs of thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency. Over time, a lack of thiamine can lead to serious consequences, including an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Understanding the Importance of Vitamin B1 Vitamin B1 plays a crucial role in brain function. It helps the brain use glucose for energy, and without it, brain cells begin to die. Additionally, thiamine is essential for producing acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that is deficient in Alzheimer’s patients. Research shows that people with…
The New Frontier: Lunar Exploration and the Emerging Geopolitics of Space The quest for territory, influence, and resources is no longer confined to Earth. The Moon and Cislunar space—the region encompassing the Earth to the Moon and its surroundings—have become the latest stage for scientific, military, commercial, and geopolitical competition. These areas, rich in untapped potential and strategic resources, are now the focus of a renewed space race, raising critical questions about the future of space exploration and humanity’s ability to ensure its peaceful and sustainable use. A New Space Race: Nations and Corporations Look to the Moon Technological advancements…
Shenzhou-19 Crew Advances Scientific Research Aboard Tiangong Space Station The Shenzhou-19 crew aboard China’s Tiangong space station has been diligently conducting space experiments, maintaining equipment, and managing station operations. These activities follow the mid-November arrival of supplies delivered by the cargo craft Tianzhou-8. Tianzhou-8: Delivering Vital Supplies China launched Tianzhou-8 on 15 November, delivering around six tons of supplies to the Tiangong space station. The cargo included consumables for the astronauts, experiment equipment, propellants, and 458 kilograms of scientific research materials. These resources will support the current Shenzhou-19 crew and the upcoming Shenzhou-20 mission. Tianzhou-8 successfully docked with the station…
Colombia’s Unique Wildlife Flourishes After Peace Deal Following Colombia’s 2016 peace deal with FARC rebels, scientists have ventured into previously inaccessible highlands and jungles, discovering new flora and fauna. For five decades, Colombia’s intense conflict had shielded many areas from human activity, inadvertently creating safe havens for wildlife. Now, researchers are uncovering an impressive range of biodiversity—from dazzling orchids to tiger-striped frogs—highlighting the richness of Colombia’s ecosystems that remained largely untouched during the conflict. Colombia’s Conservation Challenge Since the peace accord, Colombia has witnessed a surge in nature research, particularly in botany. The number of newly discovered plant species has…