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Spokesman for the Government of Iran: Illegal movement of vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, which remains closed, is punishable

On 15 July, the spokesman for the Iranian Government stated that the United States had violated fundamental humanitarian values and established norms of international law. Iran will never allow the United States to interfere in the management of the Strait of Hormuz, and we warn the countries of the Persian Gulf that cooperation with Washington is tantamount to war against Iran. The Strait of Hormuz remains closed and ships face penalties for illegal movement。

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THE FIRST COMMERCIAL AI-RAN PLATFORM LAUNCHED BY NOKIA AND IN WEIDA

ON 15 JULY, NOKIA TODAY ISSUED A STATEMENT STATING THAT IT HAD JOINTLY DEVELOPED THE INDUSTRY ' S FIRST COMMERCIALLY DRIVEN, ARTIFICIALLY DRIVEN, WIRELESS ACCESS (AI-RAN) PLATFORM WITH WEAVERDA. NOKIA INDICATED THAT THE NEW NETWORK EQUIPMENT WOULD DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF DATA THAT TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK OPERATORS COULD TRANSMIT ON THE SAME WIRELESS BAND BY 2028 AND THAT IT WAS EXPECTED TO BE LISTED NEXT YEAR。

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Iranian Government spokesman: the Strait of Hormuz remains closed

The spokesman for the Government of Iran stated that the Strait of Hormuz remained closed and that illegal movement of vessels would be punished. He noted that the United States had violated fundamental humanitarian values and established norms of international law and that Iran had not allowed United States interference in the management of the Strait of Hormuz and had warned that cooperation with Washington by countries in the Persian Gulf was tantamount to war against Iran。

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BNB Chain completed destruction of BNB in the 36th quarter, destroying approximately 1.6158 million BNB

On 15 July, the BNB Foundation announced that BNB Chain had completed the destruction of BNB in the 36th quarter and the third quarter of 2026. A total of 1,615,827,795 BNBs were destroyed this time, valued at approximately $932 million at the time of destruction. At the time of the communication, the remaining BNB supply was 133.17 million. The destruction was carried out through the BNB automatic destruction mechanism, which is independent of the Central Currency Exchange and aims to gradually reduce the total supply of BNB to 100 million。

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Agent's best researcher still has only one full search for every seven objects

A study published by OneMillion AI shows that only one out of every seven objects can be fully surveyed for Agent ' s task. The study is based on the Wandr benchmark published by perplexity and is dedicated to testing the performance of Agent in large-scale information collection. The mandate requires that a full set of objects be identified and that each object be provided with a reliable source of information. A total of 500 missions involved over 170,000 records. In the six reference systems, the top ranking was given by the universal search as code, but only 13.3 per cent of the subjects met both the information and the evidence. In conversion, only about one in seven objects could be delivered in its entirety. The results show that Agent has been able to find a number of web pages in the existing study, but there is still a risk of missing objects, missing information or missing evidence when processing long lists and multi-field assignments。

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Media: Brussels has strengthened big technology regulation to make a big deal of Google. Tickets

On 15 July, according to the British Financial Times, a number of informed sources revealed that the European Commission planned to publish a series of sanctions decisions against Google in the coming week. This will further strengthen EU regulation of large science and technology enterprises as the tension between the EU and the United States over digital regulation begins to ease. According to an internal European Commission document and a number of persons with knowledge of the relevant plans, the EU law enforcement agencies will make a number of independent decisions against Google and impose fines amounting to hundreds of millions of euros. This enforcement action will also include the threat of daily punishment, as well as new regulatory directives under the Digital Market Act (DMA). Under the EU Digital Markets Act, offending enterprises may face fines of up to 10 per cent of their global turnover, while the Google parent company Alphabet received $40,283 million last year. Kim Xian

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