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Space could be first battleground in Taiwan crisis as U.S.-China anti-satellite race intensifies

U.S. security officials are increasingly warning that if the United States and China clash militarily over Taiwan, combat could begin in space rather than on the ground. China is rapidly expanding its satellite forces and developing anti-satellite weapons, raising concerns that the U.S. military’s heavy reliance on space could become a vulnerability. U.S. Space Force doctrine focuses on maintaining “space superiority,” while budget plans and allied cooperation aim to counter Chinese capabilities.

AI & Enterprise

KT unveils disaster and everyday safety AX technology at safety industry expo

KT is showcasing disaster and everyday safety solutions using AI and AI transformation infrastructure at the 2026 Korea Safety Industry Expo in Busan through Sept. 4. The company is unveiling safety AX solutions, an intelligent disaster-site response system, AI-based voice phishing prevention and network security. Exhibits include its Safemate remote monitoring service, an integrated control platform for drones and other unmanned vehicles, and its AI Voice Phishing Detection Service 2.0.

Crypto

Review of U.S. CLARITY Act finds bitcoin bull case overstated

A sweeping rewrite of the U.S. crypto regulation bill known as the CLARITY Act limits its expected impact on bitcoin, an analysis said. Contributor Isaiah Austin (이사야 오스틴) said the latest version is hard to see as a bitcoin-focused bill. Provisions would protect self-custody rights, shield non-custodial software developers and expand banks’ ability to handle digital assets. But clauses to codify bitcoin’s commodity status and ban retail CBDCs were removed, the analysis said.