On Friday, January 9th Eastern Time, the US stock market continued its strong start to the year, with the S&P 500 index closing at a new historical high driven by chip stocks.
In the attention economy dominated by Generation Z and Alpha, short films have become the mainstream of content consumption. The popularity of TikTok and Instagram Reels confirms the preferences of young people.
The competitive landscape of the global AI robot market is undergoing restructuring. ChatGPT, which once held an absolute dominant position for a long time, has faced a severe challenge to its market dominance for the first time.
The global automotive industry is undergoing a profound transformation towards intelligence and connectivity, with AI emerging as a core competency. Hyundai Motor has stated its urgent position in the global AI race.
NEC officially announced its withdrawal from the development market of 4G and 5G public base stations, sending a shockwave through the global communication equipment industry.
The semiconductor industry has witnessed a significant breakthrough, with TSMC (2330-TW), the leading wafer foundry, recently quietly initiating mass production of 2-nanometer (N2) chips.
In the global capital market in 2025, the AI boom continued to ferment, giving rise to a number of star stocks, with the memory chip sector performing particularly well.
In the past few years, the AI investment track has been filled with a frenzy of "chasing stars and betting on leaders", with funds piling up in a few popular stocks. However, as the industry foam subsided, the market logic changed.
The opening of CES 2026 is approaching, and LG Electronics officially announced that it will debut its new home robot LG CLOiD at this exhibition, reshaping the smart home experience with AI technology and flexible operating performance.
Whilst AI technology empowers industry and daily life, it has also become an “upgraded tool” for online fraud. The proliferation of generative AI has significantly lowered the threshold for criminal activity.