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Jensen Huang Says China Will Build Advanced Lithography by 2030. Zeiss Says 15 Years. Here’s What’s Actually Happening.
A misunderstood judgment In September 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was asked at the All-In Summit when China would finish advanced lithography tools. He said 2030. He added that once the technology matures, China can manufacture at scale, and domestic tools will enter local fabs.
By Jin2 days ago in 01
YouTube Revamps Comments, Communities, and Monetisation to Deepen Fan Connection
YouTube is overhauling how audiences interact with creators and one another, announcing a wave of community-focused updates at its Made on YouTube event on Wednesday. The changes spanning richer comment formats, TV-friendly input, smarter moderation, expanded paid memberships, and new ways for fans to boost creators come as the platform seeks to narrow the gap with competitors and give viewers more meaningful ways to engage beyond simply watching. Together, they signal a shift: YouTube is no longer just a destination for video; it is becoming a more connected, participatory space where communities can grow, interact, and support the creators they love.
By Mark Lim 2 days ago in 01
AI Adoption vs. Anxiety: Global Survey Reveals Deep Divide
Artificial intelligence has moved from laboratory curiosity to an everyday tool, helping millions around the world plan meals, complete assignments, and advance work projects. Yet according to a major new international survey commissioned by Microsoft, familiarity has not bred comfort, and in many regions, the more people engage with AI, the more concerned they become. The Gallup poll, conducted across 37 countries between April and July 2026, reveals a striking global split: while most of the world approaches AI with curiosity and optimism, the United States and other Western nations stand apart as centres of deep anxiety.
By Mark Lim 2 days ago in 01
How to Find Discord Communities and Build an Active Server
The internet has made it easier than ever to find people who share our interests. Whether you enjoy gaming, photography, music, technology, or creative writing, there is probably an online community where you can connect with people who understand your passion. Discord has become one of the most popular places for these connections, bringing people together through conversations, shared activities, and collaborative projects.
By MUHAMMAD SHAFIE2 days ago in 01
YouTube Music Unveils AI Discovery Tools: Conversational Search and Personalised Podcast Guides
YouTube Music is reimagining how listeners find and connect with audio. At its annual Made on YouTube event, the platform announced two major AI-powered features designed to make discovery more intuitive, personal, and accessible. Ask Music , a conversational search tool, will let users describe what they want to hear in everyday language across a library of more than 300 million tracks. Meanwhile, Your Podcast Lineup will serve up a weekly AI-generated audio guide to help listeners navigate the ever-expanding world of podcasts. Together, these updates signal YouTube’s broader strategy to weave artificial intelligence into the fabric of every listening experience and to compete more aggressively in a rapidly evolving streaming landscape.
By Mark Lim 3 days ago in 01
YouTube Empowers Creators: AI-Powered Studio Tools to Guide, Refine, and Grow
At its annual Made on YouTube event, YouTube unveiled a sweeping set of enhancements to YouTube Studio, the central workspace where millions of creators manage, analyse, and refine their channels. The updates centre on artificial intelligence, deeper audience understanding, and creative support, moving well beyond basic metrics to offer meaningful guidance on what works, why it works, and how to make content stronger. For creators, the message is clear: YouTube is no longer just a publishing platform; it has become a partner in the creative process itself.
By Mark Lim 3 days ago in 01
YouTube Unveils AI-Powered Creator Tools: Smarter Editing, Better Discovery, and New Live Experiences
At its annual Made On YouTube event on September 23, YouTube unveiled a sweeping suite of new AI-driven tools designed to accelerate creativity, deepen audience engagement, and expand reach across the platform. From conversational editing that turns text prompts into polished cuts, to auto-dubbing that breaks language barriers in real time, to data-backed testing features that help creators understand exactly what resonates, these updates represent one of the most significant overhauls of the creator experience in years. Together, they signal a clear shift: YouTube is no longer just a place to upload videos; it is becoming an intelligent partner in every stage of the creative journey.
By Mark Lim 3 days ago in 01
Zoox Grounds Atlanta Test Fleet After Toxic Gas Exposures Make Workers Ill
Zoox, the Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle developer, has suspended operations of its test fleet in Atlanta after repeated incidents in which workers were exposed to potentially harmful gases inside modified vehicles, resulting in illness and prompting a federal workplace safety investigation. As many as 40 employees may have been affected over several weeks in August, with contractors reporting dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and lingering uncertainty about what made them sick. The crisis has raised urgent questions about fleet design, maintenance protocols, and whether rapid expansion in pursuit of market share is outpacing safety oversight.
By Mark Lim 3 days ago in 01
Why Outlook PST Files Become Large and How to Manage Them Safely
Outlook PST files store emails, contacts, calendars, and other mailbox data in Outlook. Using these files, users often backup, archive, and migrate their mailbox from one account, computer, or email services provider to another. However, these PST files are highly vulnerable to the risks of data loss and corruption for several reasons, and an unreasonably growing PST file is one of them.
By Layla Darzi3 days ago in 01
The Words That Shouldn’t Be There
One August evening, I asked ChatGPT to organize meeting minutes. The body came back clean. The title did not. It read: "Explain Sisyphus's Happiness Entertainment Manager." The meeting was about quarterly budgets. No Sisyphus. No happiness. No entertainment.
By Jin4 days ago in 01
Hire a Hacker? How to Choose the Right Cybersecurity Expert
If you've ever searched “hire a hacker,” “hacker for hire,” or “I need a hacker,” you've probably noticed something confusing: the results can describe completely different kinds of services.
By MUHAMMAD SHAFIE4 days ago in 01
Apple’s New MacBook Pro Is a Beautiful, Expensive Bridge
Apple’s next 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro will arrive before the end of November. It will be the first MacBook with a touchscreen, the first with a Tandem OLED display, and the first in years to drop a noticeable amount of weight. It will also ship with M5 Pro and M5 Max chips that already exist, skip the M6 Pro and M6 Max entirely, and push the OLED model toward a $2,999 starting price. The machine is a bridge built because the chip roadmap left a hole.
By Jin4 days ago in 01