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The UK has launched the International Defence Esports Games (IDEG) in London, marking the world's first international esports competition specifically for military personnel. Over 40 allied nations, including Canada and Poland, are participating, although there is no mention of the US's involvement. This initiative follows the UK's decision to officially recognize esports as a military sport in 2024.

A novel non-rigid semantic Iterative Closest Point (SemICP) method has been introduced for point cloud registration, addressing limitations in traditional methods by incorporating semantic labels and biomechanical energy constraints. This advancement is particularly relevant for computer-aided interventions (CAI), where accurate registration of anatomical structures is crucial.

The United States is significantly investing in rare-earth technology to reduce China's dominance in the sector, focusing on the industrial processes that convert ore into high-purity materials essential for modern technology. This move comes as rare-earth elements are crucial for various applications, including smartphones and electric vehicles.

TP-Link Systems Inc., a major Wi-Fi manufacturer founded in China, is attempting to assure US national security officials of its independence from Beijing amid scrutiny over its factory in Vietnam, where products are produced for the US market.

OpenAI has partnered with Foxconn to co-design and manufacture hardware for AI data centers in the United States, focusing on essential components such as cabling, networking, cooling, and power systems. This collaboration aims to enhance the infrastructure required to support OpenAI's growing artificial intelligence initiatives.