Apple Files Lawsuit, Musk and Altman Argue Again
The personal feud between Musk and Altman has lasted for many years. This quarrel has still been given new meaning.

Qualcomm Investor Day: One CPU, One Memory Technology, and a $40 Billion Target
Customers are secured, the product sample timeline is set, and the financial model is established. The upcoming quarterly financial reports will serve as the first test of Qualcomm’s roadmaps.

Cursor: Why Did It Board Musk’s Spaceship?
Musk propelled Tesla’s market capitalization to skyrocket—surpassing Amazon—by completing the “ultimate puzzle” of “supercomputing power + top-tier code engine.”

Microsoft Build 2026 Developer Conference: The “Agent-First” Era Has Arrived—Seven In-House Models Launched at Once
Microsoft Build Unveils Seven New Models; First Flagship Inference Model Challenges Anthropic.

The Trillion-Dollar Memory Sales Frenzy, and the Memory Buyers’ Profits Slashed in Half
AI’s demand for computing power and storage may indeed be structural; LTA may truly rewrite industry rules, and a trillion-dollar market cap may be just the starting point.

Musk’s “One-Man Empire” Rings the Bell on June 12
A $2 Trillion Valuation—What Exactly Is Supporting It?

First Day of Musk’s Lawsuit Against Altman: “No Me, No OpenAI”
At the heart of this trial lies an AI giant valued at over $1 trillion—and the complete collapse of trust between two former friends.

Everything You Need to Know About GPT-5.5: Starting Today, OpenAI “Sells No Tokens”
Bigger, more expensive, and smarter—some say losing it feels like an amputation.

Jensen Huang's CES2026 Latest Speech: Three Key Topics, One "Chip Monster"
When physical AI requires continuous thinking, long-term operation, and truly enters the real world, the issue is no longer just about whether computational power is sufficient, but about who can actually build the entire system.

Why Do Large Language Models "Lie"? Unveiling the Dawn of AI Consciousness
The key question in the future is no longer "whether AI has consciousness," but "whether we can afford the consequences of granting it consciousness."

