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China Surges Ahead of South Korea in Semiconductor Technology, New Survey Reveals
China has recently overtaken South Korea in the semiconductor industry, according to a survey by the Korea Institute of S&T Evaluation and Planning. The study of 39 experts revealed that China leads in several categories, including high-intensity memory technology and AI semiconductors, raising concerns about the effectiveness of international trade sanctions. South Korea, which previously held an edge, now faces significant challenges, prompting Samsung’s semiconductor chief to call for collective responsibility among employees to improve competitiveness. This shift underscores China’s rapid advancements and compels South Korea to innovate and adapt to maintain its standing in the evolving semiconductor landscape.

Iran’s President Launches Three Innovative Homegrown Satellites: A Leap in Space Technology!
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has unveiled three advanced satellites—Navak 1, Pars 1 (upgraded), and Pars 2—marking a significant advancement in the country’s space capabilities. The announcement was made during the National Day of Space Technology in Tehran. Navak 1 is a telecommunications satellite designed to enhance communication, while the upgraded Pars 1 and Pars 2 focus on high-resolution imaging for applications like agriculture and disaster management. This launch underscores Iran’s commitment to developing indigenous space technology and improving national security, scientific research, and disaster response, despite facing international scrutiny.

Iran Launches Ambitious 2nd Phase Development of Chabahar Space Center
The Iranian Space Agency has announced plans for the second phase of the Chabahar National Space Center, focusing on developing launch vehicles with liquid fuel motors. The first phase is set to begin operations soon, enabling test launches of solid fuel vehicles. The facility aims for non-military purposes, including deploying Earth observation and communication satellites into geosynchronous orbit. Located strategically in southeast Iran, the center is expected to enhance research, create jobs, and foster international cooperation in space exploration. This initiative marks a significant advancement in Iran’s space capabilities, emphasizing peaceful uses of outer space.

Iranian Gynecologist Honored with Prestigious WIPO Medal for Excellence in Innovation
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DeepSeek Halts AI App Downloads in South Korea Amid Rising Privacy Concerns
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has temporarily suspended downloads of its chatbot applications in South Korea amid rising user privacy concerns. The South Korean Personal Information Protection Commission removed DeepSeek’s apps from major platforms due to issues related to excessive data collection and lack of transparency regarding third-party data transfers. While existing users can still access the app, authorities recommend deleting it or avoiding personal information entry. Several organizations have blocked DeepSeek on their networks. This situation underscores the importance of user privacy in AI technology and may influence future regulations and operational standards for AI companies globally.

Iran Set to Unveil ‘Shaheed Soleimani’ Satellite Constellation by 2025: A New Era in Space Technology
The Iranian Space Organization is preparing to launch the ‘Shaheed Soleimani’ satellite constellation, consisting of 20 satellites, starting in late March 2025. Head of the organization, Hassan Salarieh, discussed advancements in Iran’s space technology, including the construction of ‘Research’ series satellites and ‘Pars 2’ and ‘Pars 3’. Upcoming launches include ‘Nahid 2’ and ‘Nahid 3’, with a test launch of the constellation expected in early 2025. Salarieh emphasized the role of universities in satellite development and the importance of test launches to troubleshoot potential issues. This initiative aims to enhance Iran’s telecommunications and establish its presence in the global space community.