What did China’s Victory Parade reveal about PLA space, cyber, information war plans?

What did China’s Victory Parade reveal about PLA space, cyber, information war plans?

China’s grand military parade highlighting new space, cyber and information warfare branches underscored the country’s push to weave advanced technologies into its combat strategy, according to analysts. In a show of military strength and modernisation, Wednesday’s parade in Beijing marking the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat in World War II unveiled the People’s Liberation Army’s…

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Tech war: Anthropic’s Claude restrictions put overseas AI tools backed by China in limbo

Tech war: Anthropic’s Claude restrictions put overseas AI tools backed by China in limbo

An abrupt decision by American artificial intelligence firm Anthropic to restrict service to Chinese-owned entities anywhere in the world has cast uncertainty over some Claude-dependent overseas tools backed by China’s tech giants. After Anthropic’s notice on Friday that it would upgrade access restrictions to entities “more than 50 per cent owned … by companies headquartered…

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Nine metals, one nanometer: Scientists smash MXene limits in 2D material breakthrough

China’s new radar resists jamming, adjusts frequency, beam direction

A recent test in China has highlighted what may be the world’s first AI-powered radar system for a military aircraft. Early reports suggest the experimental system demonstrated exceptional performance under conditions that typically disrupt conventional radar.  Onboard an undisclosed aircraft, the AI-enhanced radar maintained almost flawless target tracking, even when exposed to advanced jamming techniques…

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Boris Johnson meets Taiwanese president Ching-te Lai in Taipei – where he heard about the increasing threat of a Chinese invasion

BORIS JOHNSON: My audience with the young men willing to die to stop China seizing vital technology that would put its hands around the windpipe of the West

I am sitting in the foreign ministry in Taipei with a tropical thunderstorm going crackers outside, and as lunch comes to an end I decide to put the crucial question. Like everyone I have met in Taiwan, this group of political, diplomatic and business brains has been telling me about the increasing threat of a…

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