Guoxing Aerospace plots a sky full of satellites—2,800 of them, each packing a mind-blowing 744 TOPS. They’ll chat with lasers, zipping data at 100Gbps while an 8-billion parameter AI juggles the load.
Meanwhile, South Korea's HPE supercomputer is no slouch, flexing 8,496 GPUs and stashing 205 petabytes of data. They're throwing down $1 billion on GPUs to turbocharge the science scene.
On the chip front, India's HCL and Foxconn buddy up, pooling $300 million to power a fab plant. They'll crank out 36 million chips a month, easy.
Then there's Japan, flipping the script with a new cyber law. Offensive operations and surveillance are now on the table—eye-opening moves for a nation known for its post-war peace narrative.
