Day: September 15, 2025

Five years ago, it was 5nm, and now, five years later, the Kirin 9020 is 7nm. No surprise, really—5nm belongs to others, but Kirin is homegrown. There’s only so much you can do with a 7nm chipJoin this channel to get access to perks:

The Panama Canal puts Panama on the map – but has also set it at the center of the US-China rivalry in Latin America. US President Donald Trump says he wants to “take back” the canal and his administration has pressured Panama to counter growing Chinese influence. The US military is back in the country and business deals involving Blackrock to get an interest in Chinese-linked ports are up in the air. In this Mapped Out episode we spoke to experts from the US, China and Panama. So, where is Panama heading in this geopolitical powerplay? 00:00 Why the US & China have their sights on the Panama Canal 02:53 Building the canal: the controversial US legacy in Panama 05:58 Panama’s sudden ditching of Taiwan 08:41 Chinese-linked ports: when business deals get political 10:25 Bowing to US pressure? 12:06 US or China: Where is Panama leaning?

Japan has just made history—its warship JS Asuka has successfully fired an electromagnetic railgun at a target vessel for the very first time. The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force and ATLA achieved what the U.S. Navy halted years ago: a ship-mounted railgun test at sea. Capable of firing projectiles at Mach 6.5 using pure electromagnetic energy, this breakthrough could change the future of naval warfare. From power demands and barrel life to comparisons with U.S. and Chinese programs, this deep-dive analysis explains why Japan’s railgun test is a true game-changer for the Pacific balance of power.Combat Wire brings you the latest military news, defense updates, and tactical insights. From warzone reports to cutting-edge military technology like fighter jets, tanks, and drones, we provide in-depth analysis on military operations, special forces, and global defense strategies. Stay up to date with breaking news and expert commentary on modern warfare. Subscribe for daily updates on the frontlines!

The China space program has grown from its first satellite launch in 1970 to a leading force in global space exploration. With the Tiangong space station, the Chang’e lunar missions, and the Long March 10 rocket, the China space program demonstrates rapid advances in technology and ambition. Today, the China space program is not only focused on reaching the Moon but also on pioneering aerospace defense technology, hypersonic defense technology, and satellite communication systems. By integrating AI in space exploration and investing in the global space economy, the China space program reflects both scientific progress and space technology investment. This video explores milestones, breakthroughs, and the future of the China space program, offering a clear view of how it is reshaping humanity’s journey beyond Earth.#chinaspaceprogram #spacetechnology #spaceexploration #top10discoveriesofficial

The United States is pressing ahead with efforts to turn the Philippines’ Subic Bay—once the site of its largest naval base in Asia—into what could become the world’s largest weapons manufacturing hub, aimed at countering China’s growing military footprint in the region.Momentum for the plan surged when on 2 Sep , Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. inaugurated HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Philippines’ new shipyard at the former Hanjin facility, now rebranded as Agila Subic under the ownership of U.S. investment firm Cerberus Capital Management.Fueled by U.S. and South Korean investment, the shipyard is expected to double the Philippines’ shipbuilding capacity to 2.5 million deadweight tons annually and employ over 4,000 workers by 2030.Although Monday’s ceremony emphasized commercial shipping, officials stressed that the facility could play a key role in the Philippines’ naval modernization program. Hyundai has already delivered frigates and offshore patrol vessels to the Philippine Navy and is positioning Subic as a future regional hub for warship construction.South Korea’s ambassador to Manila described the project as a “tripartite partnership” that blends Korean technology, American financing, and Philippine labor and geography.According to a report by the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, the move constitutes “the most significant American defense investment in the Philippines since the Cold War.”In this video, Defense Updates analyzes how Subic Bay could emerge as key enabler for potential battle against China ?#defenseupdates #subicbay #philippinesvschina Chapters:0:00 TITLE00:11 INTRODUCTION01:48 SPONSORSHIP – NordVPN02:22 HISTORICAL CONTEXT 04:00 STRATEGIC VALUE06:16 ANALYSIS

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