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Research into Starlink satellite system security had stalled because user terminals could not be hacked, limiting in-depth security studies.
This gives researchers unprecedented freedom, according to the pot, by reopening a long-missing entry point for in-depth security studies of the Starlink satellite system.
As newer satellites are gradually equipped with laser links, some satellites can also communicate directly with one another via laser, reducing reliance on ground stations while improving transmission speeds and expanding global coverage.
The terminal acts as both an antenna and a router, making it a critical node for direct communication with the satellites. Until now, research into the satellite system’s security had largely stalled because the terminals could not be hacked.

Artificial intelligence chip giant Huida announced that it will acquire developer platform Hugging Face for US$12.93 billion, which is one of the largest acquisitions in the company's history. Huida's shares rose more than 1% in early trading after the transaction. Huida emphasized that Hugging Face will remain an open platform, and developers can develop or deploy it without using its chips. This move aims to obtain developer insights and data, narrow the technology gap with top laboratories in the United States and China, and respond to the trend of large customers reducing their reliance on self-developed chips.

Uber and Wayve, a British self-driving technology company, have launched the first self-driving taxi service in London. Less than 20 Ford Mustang Mach-E electric vehicles will be initially used for trial operation. Passengers can randomly request a taxi through the Uber app at the same cost as a regular vehicle. The vehicle is still equipped with on-board personnel to monitor and intervene. This service makes London the second city in Europe to offer such services, and companies such as Waymo and Baidu are also preparing to enter the London market.

The Hefei Municipal Service Center launched a low-altitude logistics drone route, carrying ID cards and other items to the mail processing center of the railway station 15 kilometers away. It only takes 15 minutes, saving nearly 10 times the time compared with ground transportation. The route relies on China Telecom's customized 5G low-altitude private network and video network AI monitoring system to achieve full communication, monitoring and dispatching. Since normalized operations in February 2025, the average daily express delivery volume has exceeded 200 items, supporting next-day delivery. Anhui Province is the third pilot province for low-altitude airspace management reform in the country, and Hefei City has used low-altitude economy as an engine for the development of new productivity and has opened more than 260 drone routes.

China's National Earthquake Intensity Rapid Reporting and Early Warning Project will be fully completed in July 2024. It will achieve second-level earthquake early warning capabilities in five key areas such as North China, the southeastern coast, the north-south seismic belt, the middle section of the Tianshan Mountains in Xinjiang, and Lhasa in Tibet. The country will have the ability to report earthquake parameters and intensity at the minute level. The project breaks through the three core goals of rapid processing, accurate research and judgment, and system stability. However, there are technical limitations such as blind spots in early warning, short early warning time in areas with severe damage, and difficulty in achieving both "fastness" and "accuracy."
The 2026 China International Welfare Expo and China International Rehabilitation Expo opened at the National Convention Center in Beijing. The exhibition area of this expo is approximately 28,000 square meters, attracting 504 companies from around the world to participate in the exhibition. For the first time, a brain-computer interface zone was set up, and 61 innovative assistive device products were released, aiming to promote the development of the rehabilitation assistive device industry.

Romond, head of Zeiss Semiconductor Division, said that it may take 15 years for China to develop EUV lithography machines. He believes that export controls may accelerate innovation in China and emphasizes that Zeiss still maintains a leading position in optical technology.