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1. Foxconn announced a strategic partnership with Intel to jointly develop an AI platform. 2. Reports indicate that Apple will utilize Nvidias Blackwell B200 to process some Siri AI requests in iOS 27. 3. Meta postponed the release of the API for its Muse Spark AI model. 4. According to the Financial Times, the US is using Anthropics "Mythos" model to launch cyberattacks. 5. Anthropic called for a global halt to cutting-edge AI research, claiming that self-improving AI could pose significant risks. 6. Goldman Sachs predicts that SpaceXs AI revenue will surge 100-fold by 2030. 7. SpaceX: Retail investors will be able to participate in the subscription at the same price as large institutions, with the SPCX expected to be priced at $135 per share. 8. Foreign media: Google is quietly laying off employees in its cloud division. 9. Musk: The operating altitude of Starlink V3 satellites will be reduced from 550 km to 350 km, thus halving the minimum latency. June 5 - The Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement on June 4 saying that Hamas senior official Khalil Haya spoke by phone with Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi that day to discuss the latest developments in the Palestinian issue and the regional situation.June 5 - Uruguayan Foreign Minister Lubetekin announced on June 4 that the South American country will grant visa-free access to Chinese citizens.According to Business Insider, Google (GOOG.O) is quietly laying off employees in its cloud division.On June 5th, a Pakistani government official told Nikkei Asian Review, "Pakistan plans to initially establish oil reserves sufficient for 45 days of needs, which can be gradually increased to 90 days in the future." The official revealed that the Ministry of Energy plans to adopt a multi-mode strategic petroleum reserve system, including state-supported emergency stockpiles, industry-mandated stockpiles, and bonded commercial warehousing. Among these reserve systems, bonded commercial warehousing has sparked discussion. This refers to storage facilities under customs supervision where imported oil or other fuels can be stored for re-export by domestic and foreign traders without immediate payment of customs duties and taxes. In case of emergency, these stored fuels can be used domestically in Pakistan. Nikkei Asian Review, citing another informed government official, reported that Pakistan is negotiating with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE, and China to establish bonded terminals within Pakistan. "Gwadar Port could be one of the locations for such a terminal," the official stated.