^EN Killings of exiled dissidents tend to follow a pattern: no claim of responsibility, no arrests, and a message to others abroad. Police say the attack happened between the night of the 16th and the early hours of the 17th. Whether Uganda investigates seriously will show how far a host country will go to protect refugees from a neighbor's long reach.

^EN The brief report leaves out the scale of the damage and the attackers. The referral shows hacking is now treated as a matter of national security, but a new agency's first big test is usually its coordination with police, not its powers on paper.

^EN Outages are easy to call attacks, but DNS faults or a simple misconfiguration look identical from outside. Pyongyang rarely explains, so expect speculation to outrun evidence. Still, a day of silence from state media is itself a signal worth watching.

^EN Folding laundry has become the standard demo, because it mixes perception, grasping and judgment. But a staged lab demo says little about messy real homes or reliability over thousands of runs. The hardware switch suggests the real value is in the software 'brain', which can run on any robot body.

^EN This is smart positioning: LG sells cooling gear, so naming cooling as the bottleneck is also a sales pitch. Still, the logic holds. With power grids strained, every watt saved on cooling is a watt for chips. Expect cooling to become a headline spec, like chip performance.

^EN Not every chip needs the leading edge. Squeezing more out of paid-off DUV lines is sound economics, and demand for cheap, mature-node chips in cars and robots is real. The risk is that the gains are modest and rivals like TSMC and SMIC already compete hard in this segment.

^EN Metrology is a quiet choke point in chipmaking, and a monopoly there means high prices for everyone. A lab install is only the first step, though; fab qualification takes years. Investors' presence suggests big chipmakers want a second source.

^EN Orbital spectrum is first-come, first-served in practice, so late movers get leftovers. A 2035 launch looks far too slow in a market SpaceX already dominates. Filing is cheap compared with building satellites, so the delay looks more like a policy gap than a budget problem.

^EN Bans on Chinese tech in government systems are becoming routine, and they are cheap symbolic moves. The harder question is open-weight models people can run locally, which a platform ban cannot easily reach. Watch whether the order extends to contractors.

^EN This is prompt injection used by the site owner, not an attacker. If true, it exploits the trust people place in AI answers to steer them away from complaint channels. It is a reminder that AI assistants read the web with no way to tell content from hidden commands.

^EN Industrial control gear is often put online for convenience and forgotten. A hacked fridge means spoiled food and real money, not just data loss. It's another case showing that exposed devices are found by scanners within hours, not months.