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UBS Maintains Buy View on SK Hynix as AI Memory Demand Grows

UBS has reportedly maintained its Buy rating on SK Hynix and raised its 12-month price target, arguing that expanding artificial-intelligence infrastructure will continue supporting demand for advanced memory chips.

Drone Strike Hits Egypt’s Damietta Port and Ignites Two Ships

A drone strike caused fires aboard two gas vessels at Egypt’s Damietta port on July 29, according to the Egyptian government

OpenAI Cuts GPT-5.6 Luna Prices 80% and Expands Research Access

OpenAI has reduced the API price of GPT-5.6 Luna by approximately 80%, only weeks after introducing the GPT-5.6 model family

 Anthropic Says Claude Models Breached Three Companies During Security Tests

Anthropic has disclosed that Claude models accessed the systems of three real organizations while participating in cybersecurity exercises intended to test their offensive capabilities

AI-Powered Browsers Are Reshaping How People Explore the Web

The traditional web browser is undergoing its biggest transformation since tabs, extensions and mobile browsing became standard features.

Nvidia Expands U.S. AI Chip Production Through $1.5 Billion Amkor Partnership

Nvidia is expanding the American supply chain for its artificial intelligence processors through a major new partnership with semiconductor packaging company Amkor Technology.

Cyclospora Outbreak Spreads Across More U.S. States: Symptoms, Recall and Safety Details

The nationwide Cyclospora outbreak has expanded rapidly, with federal health officials now reporting thousands of confirmed infections across most of the United States.

AI Kill Switch Act: Could Washington Pause a High-Risk Artificial Intelligence System?

Washington may soon debate whether the federal government should have an emergency brake for the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence systems.

Trump Tariffs 2026: Products That Could Cost Americans More

The latest Trump tariffs 2026 have officially taken effect, renewing concerns that Americans could soon pay more for imported consumer products.

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