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Chris Liu's coverage primarily revolves around Chinese companies, technology, and market values. He frequently includes data citations and investment analysis in his articles.
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By: Chris Liu
Blue Origin suffered the most serious setback in its history after its New Glenn rocket exploded during a static fire test at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, destroying the launch vehicle and forcing the company to halt preparations for an upcoming mission tied to Amazon's Project Kuiper satellite network.
By: Chris Liu
Blue Origin suffered the most serious setback in its history after its New Glenn rocket exploded during a static fire test at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, destroying the launch vehicle and forcing the company to halt preparations for an upcoming mission tied to Amazon's Project Kuiper satellite network.
By: Chris Liu
OpenAI is publicly diverging from the Trump administration on one of the most consequential questions facing the artificial intelligence industry: who should oversee the testing of advanced AI systems and whether those reviews should be mandatory before powerful models are released.
By: Chris Liu
A growing debate over the cost of artificial intelligence is reshaping the competitive landscape of the industry, with some U.S. companies increasingly turning to Chinese AI developer DeepSeek as businesses search for lower-cost alternatives to premium models from Anthropic and OpenAI.
By: Chris Liu
Apple Inc. may be preparing one of the most significant changes to its iPhone release strategy in more than a decade, with reports suggesting the company could delay the launch of its standard iPhone 18 until spring 2027 while giving priority to its highest-end devices, including the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and a long-rumored foldable iPhone.
By: Chris Liu
Anthropic abruptly disabled two of its newest artificial-intelligence models Friday after receiving a directive from the U.S. Commerce Department, marking one of the most aggressive government interventions yet in the rapidly escalating battle over advanced AI systems and national security.
By: Chris Liu
OpenAI has introduced an Apple Messages plugin that lets ChatGPT search iMessages, summarize conversations and send texts from a user's Mac, but the integration requires one of macOS's broadest privacy permissions, potentially giving the application access to protected data well beyond the Messages database.
By: Chris Liu
A critical Oracle middleware vulnerability exploited by a China-linked threat actor in attacks spanning more than 100 countries has prompted the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to impose an emergency three-day remediation deadline on federal agencies. CISA added CVE-2026-21962 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on Aug. 24, requiring affected federal systems to be remediated by Aug. 27.
By: Chris Liu
A scan of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's driver's license was offered for $100 on a dark-web identity marketplace that claimed access to more than 153 million North American license records, according to cybersecurity journalist Brian Krebs, prompting an FBI inquiry into a suspected breach involving identity-verification provider IDScan.net.
By: Chris Liu
Apple unveiled its first foldable iPhone on Wednesday, introducing the $1,999 iPhone Duo alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max in the first major product event led by newly installed Chief Executive John Ternus. The company also surprised developers and photographers by bringing variable-aperture cameras to both Pro models and introducing a new Reference Image system designed to authenticate photographs in an era of widespread AI manipulation.
