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22:03
Nikkei Asia reported that Hong Kong is actively attracting global academics as Western countries intensify scrutiny of China. British physicist and Nobel laureate Andre Geim moved from the University of Manchester to the University of Hong Kong earlier this year. Hong Kong's approval volume for academic visas for foreign and mainland Chinese scholars has recovered to pre-pandemic levels, doubling since 2020.
22:02
Samsung SDS Co., the information technology services arm of South Korea's Samsung Group, said Tuesday it will expand cooperation with major global artificial intelligence companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, as it seeks to drive innovation through AI transformation. The company made the announcement at its annual summit, where it unveiled its vision for accelerating AI transformation dubbed AX across businesses and work processes.
22:02
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) warned on Monday that it remains unable to verify Iran’s nuclear material more than a year after losing access to key facilities, urging Tehran to restore effective cooperation. This comes as France, Germany, the UK, and the US are pressing the IAEA to report Iran to the UN Security Council, seeking support for a draft resolution to send the issue back to the UNSC for the first time in two decades. Iran has rejected the move, maintaining its nuclear program is peaceful and warning of “necessary measures” if the resolution is pursued.
21:47
The bargaining power in AI data centers is shifting. According to a September 7 report by The Information, as cloud providers like Microsoft and Google rush to deploy NVIDIA servers, data center operators such as CoreWeave are gaining leverage, with contract terms starting to favor the supply side.

The report indicates that data center operators are securing more advantageous terms in Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and payment conditions, with extreme clauses being softened. Concurrently, chip manufacturers like NVIDIA and AMD sometimes offer credit guarantees for data center projects for up to 15 years to ensure smooth deployment of their chips, with NVIDIA being particularly aggressive. Furthermore, electricity costs are highly volatile, and the cost of building a 1-gigawatt data center has more than doubled in the past few years. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated at an Equinix customer conference that hashrate is fragmenting, and the AI world is moving towards decentralization and high distribution. NVIDIA, Equinix, and Together AI have jointly launched a plan to deploy NVIDIA hardware in Equinix data centers to provide open-source AI model inference services for small and medium-sized enterprises.
21:36
The Panama Canal Authority warned on Monday that it may further reduce the daily ship transit limit to as low as 29 by February or March, from the current 34 (effective Sept 4) and 32 (effective Sept 15), if the drought caused by a strengthening El Niño persists. The canal, handling 5% of global maritime trade, relies on freshwater for its locks. Panama declared a nationwide state of emergency over El Niño on August 26.
21:35
Abraxas Capital purchased 13,000 ETH (approximately $32.39 million) spot to hedge its 141,180 ETH (approximately $353 million) short position held on the Hyperliquid platform.
21:32
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21:17
Ukraine's Chief Prosecutor, Ruslan Kravchenko, has resigned amid corruption allegations linked to illegal call centers in the country. This follows a search of his office by Ukrainian anti-corruption investigators, who claimed to have uncovered a money laundering scheme led by officials from Kravchenko's office. In his resignation letter, Kravchenko denied all accusations, stating he did not wish for his position to be used as a "tool for political confrontation."
20:38
Japan's nominal wages rose by 4.7% year-on-year in July, marking the largest single-month increase since January 1997 and significantly exceeding market expectations. Concurrently, real wages increased by 2.4% year-on-year in July, the largest gain since May 2021.

This robust data further bolsters market expectations for a Bank of Japan (BOJ) interest rate hike this month. Data released by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare on Tuesday showed that nominal wage growth has surpassed 3% for the sixth consecutive month, and base wage growth reached its fastest pace since April 1992.
20:36
Seoul shares opened higher Tuesday, led by gains in semiconductor stocks, amid revived hopes for artificial intelligence-related earnings momentum. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) extended gains after opening 0.72 percent higher, trading 54.51 points, or 0.78 percent, up at 7,049.90 as of 9:15 a.m. The index had soared by more than 4 percent in the previous session on the back of a rally in tech stocks. This comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East that pushed up oil prices.
20:33
London copper futures hit a new all-time high of $14,530 per ton on Monday, amid a generally strong sentiment across the metals sector.
20:32
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20:32
Samsung Electronics Co.'s anticipated equity buyback is raising investor expectations that the Korean giant will buy up non-voting preferred shares, narrowing a steep discount and setting an example for others.
20:31
Qatar has warned that a prolonged crisis in the Strait of Hormuz would lead to an "industrial disaster." Meanwhile, Kpler data shows that an average of 10 vessels per day transited the Strait of Hormuz over the past 10 days, the lowest level since May.
20:25
The Nikkei 225 fell 0.6% to close at 66019.90 points, primarily dragged down by electronics, machinery, and automotive stocks. Investors remained concerned about uncertainties surrounding the Middle East conflict and the Federal Reserve's policies. Among individual stocks, Murata Manufacturing dropped 4.1%, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries declined 2.5%, and Toyota Motor fell 2.3%. The dollar-yen exchange rate was 153.80 yen, lower than 155.69 yen at Monday's close in Tokyo.
20:11
According to supply chain sources cited by Taiwan's Commercial Times, this will be Intel's third price hike since late 2025. Meanwhile, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is reviewing the low-margin Small Core product line, with some products potentially being discontinued and withdrawn from the market. The affected areas are primarily long-lifecycle markets such as industrial PCs (IPCs), IoT, and embedded systems. This series of actions aims to improve overall gross margins, moving away from past market strategies that prioritized volume over price.
20:06
Myanmar's military has intensified operations to retake areas where China-backed projects are located, according to Nikkei Asia. Thousands of civilians have been displaced as fighting rages along the economic corridor route, which includes an oil pipeline stretching from China's Yunnan province to Myanmar's Kyaukphyu port.
20:05
Musk reposted an XFreeze tweet, stating that Grok Build has received a major update, taking a significant step towards becoming a full agent workspace desktop application. The update includes desktop application tools connecting via dedicated first-party MCP servers, a new long-running workspace daemon that exposes folders to Computer Hub, completed sub-agents continuing instead of restarting, background agents directly returning actual output, and improved diff previews, tool prioritization, Git command security, and session startup speed.
20:00
Houthi-controlled media reported that a Saudi Arabian airstrike on a prison in the northern Yemeni city of al-Hazm on September 7, 2026, killed seven people, including one child, and injured at least seven others. Saudi Arabia has not yet commented on the accusation.
19:57
Arm CEO Rene Haas stated that the current chip shortage is hindering the development of AI in cancer treatment, such as modeling DNA markers affected by cancer, which remains too complex. However, he believes that as AI models and computers continue to evolve, AI will eventually solve the cancer problem. Haas also believes that concerns about a pullback in AI company stock prices are exaggerated, given the strong long-term demand for AI.
19:52
★★★★GDP Growth Rate QoQPrevious 0.5%Forecast 0.4%Actual 0.4%
GDP Growth AnnualizedPrevious 1.8%Forecast 1.1%Actual 1.4% Above forecast↑
19:37
Gold was steady near $4,400 an ounce, as traders weighed the competing effects of Middle East tensions and the US dollar’s decline against the yen. Bullion was little changed in early trading, after giving up 1.5% over the last two sessions. Renewed clashes between the US and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz have raised oil prices and heightened inflationary concerns, with traders pricing in a roughly 60% likelihood that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates next week.
19:32
South Korea's economy grew 0.6% quarter-on-quarter in the second quarter, driven by strong exports and artificial intelligence (AI)-related investments, according to data released by the Bank of Korea on Tuesday, consistent with preliminary estimates. On an annual basis, the economy expanded 3.7% in the second quarter.

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