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画虚线辅助写✍汉字，这是一位让学生引以为傲的老师❤️

JUST IN AND UNUSUAL CHINA is stripping U.S. companies of a key technological advantage… China has officially entered the global gaming‑GPU race with the launch of its first fully home‑grown graphics processor, the “LX 7G100” — a milestone that reflects its rapid rise in advanced chip and semiconductor technologies. Developed by Lisuan Tech, the new GPU is China’s first direct challenger to industry giants NVIDIA and AMD, and it has already received Microsoft’s WHQL certification, confirming its readiness for global deployment. Despite releasing only 1,000 units in the first batch, pre‑orders exceeded 22,000 requests within 24 hours — a strong signal of growing confidence in China’s emerging tech ecosystem.

Antes de Susan Kare, los ordenadores no tenían cara. Tenían texto. Tenían comandos. Tenían una línea parpadeante que esperaba a que escribieras algo exacto, en el idioma exacto, en el orden exacto. Si no sabías ese idioma, la máquina no era para ti. Kare cambió eso con cuadrícula y paciencia. Era 1982 cuando Steve Jobs la reclutó para el proyecto Macintosh. Kare tenía formación en bellas artes, no en informática. Eso resultó ser exactamente lo que se necesitaba. Trabajaba en papel cuadriculado, píxel a píxel, dibujando a mano las imágenes que luego traducía a la pantalla. Cada icono era un problema de comunicación más que de diseño: ¿cómo representas "guardar" en una cuadrícula de 32x32 puntos y que cualquier persona, sin instrucción previa, entienda inmediatamente lo que significa? La papelera de reciclaje. El reloj de arena. La bomba de error. El cursor de mano. El icono del Mac sonriente. Los diseñó ella. Las fuentes del primer Macintosh también: Chicago, Geneva, Monaco, Cairo, Athens. Las nombró como ciudades porque le parecía que merecían nombres propios. Lo que Kare inventó, aunque no lo llamara así, fue el vocabulario visual de la informática personal. Un sistema de símbolos que no requería manual, que atravesaba idiomas, que podía entender alguien que nunca había tocado un ordenador. Antes de ella, la interfaz gráfica era una idea técnica. Después de ella, era un lenguaje que hablaban millones de personas sin saber que lo habían aprendido. La foto es de esa época. Jeans, New Balance, sudadera gris, el pelo rizado enmarcando una cara que mira a la cámara con la comodidad de alguien en su territorio. Detrás, monitores, catálogos, notas pegadas, el desorden productivo de quien tiene demasiadas cosas en la cabeza para preocuparse por el orden. En alguno de esos monitores, probablemente, los píxeles que estaban cambiando para siempre cómo el mundo usaría las máquinas. Ella no lo sabía todavía. O quizás sí.

Sherpas are brutally strong 🥵 Most Everest climbers need supplemental oxygen near the summit of Mount Everest. But the Sherpas who guide and support them are so incredibly strong that some can even do push-ups on top of Mount Everest at an altitude of 8,848.86 meters.

BREAKING: The US Senate could pass a Bill that will limit the total spending on Elections by billionaires like Elon Musk to Just $5,000 This will ban billionaires from single-handedly buying Elections.

شي عجيب يكاد لا يصدق ولا يمكن أن يتصوره العقل ﴿ قَالَ رَبُّنَا الَّذِي أَعْطَىٰ كُلَّ شَيْءٍ خَلْقَهُ ثُمَّ هَدَىٰ﴾ [ طه: 50]

BREAKING: Memory prices could COLLAPSE as China rapidly floods the market with DRAM and NAND chips. China's CXMT RAM is selling for $150, while the global average price is around $300 to $400. Chinese memory giants CXMT and YMTC are aggressively ramping production, threatening the dominance of Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron. CXMT now controls 7.7% of the global DRAM market and YMTC already holds 11 to 13% of the global NAND flash market. CXMT revenue already exploded 719% YoY in Q1 2026 to 50.8 billion yuan ($7.4B), swinging from losses to massive profits. Chinese memory chips are often priced 15%+ below competitors, making them highly attractive for consumer PCs, servers, and storage devices. Corsair already testing DDR5 modules using CXMT chips, while other brands like Acer and Asus asking suppliers to source Chinese memory. China’s strategy is simple - flood the memory market with cheap DRAM and NAND chips, undercut competitors and capture global market share. Samsung adviser Kyung Kye hyun already warned memory prices could fall back toward low levels by 2028 if supply expands too quickly.

Had to make a surprise visit to Meet-a-Claw🦞 in Taipei, where developers are getting hands-on with autonomous agents. Consider #NVIDIAGTC week officially started. ✅

Always great to be back in Taiwan spending time with customers, partners, and industry leaders and seeing firsthand the incredible pace of innovation happening across the ecosystem. Great conversations, great food, and tremendous momentum ahead for AI.

When farmers start using drones, everything changes. In China, drones are widely used for seeding, fertilizing, crop protection, and even harvesting. Drones are already everywhere—owning one is nothing unusual.

China Takes Cinema to an Extraordinary Level The use of 5D effects in a Chinese cinema made some viewers genuinely believe the fire in the film was real 🔥 Smoke, heat, vibrations, and even wind effects… the experience transforms watching into something akin to being right there in the action. But the question is: if you felt the heat of the fire and smelled the smoke around you… would you finish the film or be the first to run away? 😅

🇨🇳 🇺🇸 CHINA JUST OPENED ANOTHER DIRECT ATTACK ON $NVDA. China just shipped its first real Nvidia rival. Lisuan Tech's LX 7G100 GPU dropped yesterday. Made fully in China. Plays over 100 games. Performance is solid but still trails the Nvidia RTX 4060. The big deal isn't the speed. It's that it exists. Lisuan is only the 4th company in history to get Microsoft's official approval for their GPU. The US tried to block China from getting Nvidia chips. So China built its own. Nvidia still leads. But the gap is closing.

🚨🇩🇪 GERMAN INDUSTRY IS COLLAPSING. Bosch is slashing 22,000 jobs in Germany and slowly abandoning its own homeland just to survive. Germany lost 486,000 jobs in just 3 months, mostly in industry. The “economic miracle” is dying in real time.

People were scared to use Chengdu metro line 13 because it's driverless. Metro's solution is to put a guy who sit in front to pretend he is the driver. There's no controls and he is not allowed to play w mobile phone. His job is just be there to make people comfortable 😭

"Dinamarca abandonará el WEF, la OMS, la ONU y la UE. Ya no confiamos en estos oligarcas".

🚨: This is how bones heal after a fracture

農業技術が発展しすぎた結果、ずっと見てられる…

China’s display industry has reached an unprecedented level of advancement, offering remarkable flexibility and durability that allow screens to be shaped into almost any design and size — opening new horizons for smart technologies and next‑generation visual experiences.

Wow 😱 This is unbelievable!

Às vezes é difícil acreditar que algumas pessoas tenham a capacidade de fazer algo tão surreal. Este homem criou uma miniatura de caminhão simplesmente inacreditável tamanha a perfeição.