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Beijing is mandating domestic sourcing for new fabs and racing to build an independent semiconductor equipment supply chain, with three Chinese firms now in the global top 20 and a prototype EUV machine reportedly under assembly.
NHTSA gave Tesla a final March 9 deadline to deliver crash video and telemetry from its FSD investigation, while data shows Austin robotaxis crash four times more often than human drivers.
Two Phase 3 ARTISTRY trials show bictegravir/lenacapavir maintains viral suppression while replacing regimens of up to 11 daily pills with one tablet.
China's Zhi Fei completed a fully autonomous port call at Qingdao while the U.S. Navy's Liberty Class entered construction, as the IMO races to finalize global rules by 2030.
Beam Therapeutics' BEAM-302 has achieved the first-ever in-vivo base editing correction of a disease-causing mutation in human patients, reaching therapeutic AAT levels in a Phase 1/2 trial for alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency. A pivotal Q1 2026 data readout is now imminent.
The PRIMA wireless retinal implant restored reading ability in 81 percent of blind AMD patients in a landmark NEJM trial — the first device to restore true form vision.
AMD's first RDNA 4 graphics cards, the Radeon RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT, launched on March 6 at $549 and $599 with competitive rasterization performance, a machine-learning-powered FSR 4 upscaler, and 16 GB of VRAM — but sold out within hours as AMD described demand as 'unprecedented'.
Cloudflare's 2026 Threat Report documents a pivotal shift: attackers now log in rather than break in, using stolen session tokens and AI-assisted credential theft to bypass MFA, as DDoS volumes doubled and nation-state pre-positioning inside critical infrastructure intensifies.
ASML's CTO reveals plans to build packaging, bonding, and inspection tools that move the company beyond EUV lithography and into the broader AI semiconductor supply chain.
NVIDIA pours $2 billion each into photonics makers Lumentum and Coherent, signaling that optical interconnects are becoming as critical to AI scaling as GPUs.
Apple announces the MacBook Neo at $599, the first Mac powered by an iPhone A18 Pro chip, targeting the budget laptop market dominated by Chromebooks and low-cost Windows machines.
Consumer backlash follows OpenAI's DoD agreement; Claude climbs to No. 1 on U.S. App Store as QuitGPT campaign claims 1.5 million participants.