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South Korea conducted a flight test on Thursday of its initial domestically produced hypersonic weapon, which is designed to travel at speeds exceeding five times the speed of sound and bypass missile defense systems. President Lee Jae Myung observed the test, stating it marks a significant advancement in bolstering the nation's conventional defense capabilities.
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According to the BBC UK, hackers have obtained detailed profiles for potentially millions of Asos users, including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, and customer numbers. The stolen data also reportedly includes customer search terms, raising concerns about phishing attacks, although Asos stated no passwords or bank details were accessed.
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The reliability of NHS medical records across Scotland has been questioned by critics and the public services watchdog, with issues noted in cases involving disgraced surgeon Sam Eljamel and ongoing inquiries. The Scottish government is reportedly engaging with health boards to enhance record dependability.
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The South China Morning Post reported on the Huawei Mate XT 2, noting that its large 10.2 inch display, combined with its paperback weight, comes with a significant price tag, and its size drew attention in public settings.
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According to the South China Morning Post, at least three data centre projects have recently been halted due to worries regarding water and power availability, noise, and environmental harm. Goodman Group recently withdrew a 90-megawatt proposal in Lane Cove after facing resident opposition.
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A former researcher at Anthropic, Jacob Coxon, stated in the South China Morning Post that China reportedly has spies within OpenAI and Anthropic, suggesting that China possesses the capability to steal technological advancements and close any gap with the US at any time.
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The White House announced that President Donald Trump will bestow the top US scientific award, the National Medal of Science, upon close ally Elon Musk and other prominent technology executives during a ceremony on Thursday.
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Malaysia's defense minister asserted that the nation maintains a 'non-aligned' position across all areas, including cyberspace, though analysts suggest dependence on American and Chinese technology might challenge this stance during superpower rivalry.
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King Charles attended a high-tech music workshop in collaboration with Apple and the King's Trust Creative Labs, featuring Sir Elton John. The initiative aims to provide young people with practical skills for the creative industries.
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New research from the University of Hong Kong suggests that integrating a symptom-tracking mobile application into the routine care of advanced-stage cancer patients could potentially halve hospital stays and prevent over a third of unplanned admissions.
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A father and son in China have created a home laboratory to construct miniature replicas of significant national strategic hardware, drawing attention online. The 13-year-old son has replicated complex systems like turbojet engines and an electromagnetic aircraft launch system.
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The South China Morning Post reports that the voluntary agreement concerning US technology firms announced by Trump relies heavily on self-regulation, differing from the methods employed by Brussels and Beijing.