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The two-week deadline for the US-Iran ceasefire agreement is about to expire, and the signaling war over the progress of negotiations is plunging into unprecedented chaos. On April 17, Trump repeatedly posted on social media, claiming the situation in the Strait of Hormuz "has been resolved" and asserting

Oil prices plunged over 9% in a single day, but the tankers lingering at the mouth of the strait are expressing doubts through their actions. According to Xinhua News Agency, on April 17 local time, Iran's Foreign Minister Aragchi announced that, in light of the ceasefire between Lebanon

``` Meta’s first round of layoffs will take place on May 20, affecting about 8,000 employees, with more cuts to follow. This large-scale layoff is a direct result of the company placing artificial intelligence at the core of its strategy, reflecting a broader shift in employment patterns in the

``` AI chip manufacturer Cerebras Systems has once again publicly submitted an IPO application, months after previously withdrawing its listing application, marking the official restart of its US listing process as a challenger to Nvidia. Cerebras' core competitive strategy is to counter Nvidia with ultra-large chips (processing massive amounts of

``` On Friday, risk assets broadly rose, boosted by optimistic signs emerging from the Middle East situation. Spot silver rose 3.27% to $80.9822/oz, up 6.74% for the week, steadily rising from $72.6369 to $83.0538. COMEX silver futures climbed 3.09% to $81.720/oz, up

``` Nvidia’s key endorsement in the field of quantum computing led to the share price of a previously little-known startup soaring nearly threefold in a few days, with the founder’s wealth surpassing the $1 billion mark. This Tuesday, Nvidia released open-source AI models specifically designed for quantum computing research,