Tech Weekly: Robot Games, Nvidia AI Chips, Apple Watch Updates, and Tesla Cybertrucks

World Humanoid Robot Games

• 🤖 The World Humanoid Robot Games concluded in Beijing after three days, featuring 280 teams from 16 countries.
• 💡 Competitions included table tennis and track and field, with organizers aiming to gather data for developing robots for practical uses like factory work.

Nvidia's New AI Chip for China

• 🔌 Nvidia is reportedly developing a new AI chip for China, intended to be more powerful than its current H20 model.
• ⚠️ Sources suggest initial samples may be available next month, but US approval is uncertain due to concerns about advanced technology access.

Perplexity's Ambitious Bid

• 🌐 AI firm Perplexity has made a $34.5 billion bid to acquire Alphabet's Chrome browser.
• 🚀 The startup hopes Chrome's vast user base will provide a significant advantage in the AI race, following a previous merger offer to TikTok.

Apple Watch Blood Oxygen Monitoring

• ⌚ Apple is expanding blood oxygen monitoring to more of its watches through a software update.
• ⚖️ This update follows the resolution of a legal dispute concerning the alleged theft of the blood oxygen measurement technology.

Tesla Cybertrucks in Law Enforcement

• 🚓 Tesla Cybertrucks are now being used by Mexican police.
• 🛰️ Equipped with Starlink satellite internet, the vehicles can access criminal databases in remote areas and identify stolen vehicles, while also connecting to the government's video surveillance system.