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July 4th - The National Data Administration announced today the issuance of the "Guidelines for Data Property Rights Registration (Trial)," which will promote the safe, compliant, and efficient circulation and use of data. The national data management department is responsible for the management of data property rights registration nationwide. Specific responsibilities include establishing and improving a unified national data property rights registration system; guiding and supervising data property rights registration activities nationwide; and constructing and managing the national data property rights registration service system. The national data property rights registration service system aggregates registration results and provides unified services nationwide, including publicizing data property rights registration information, querying and verifying registration results, and supporting the management of registration agencies.US President Trump: Iran is very keen to reach a deal; Iran was given a week off to hold Khameneis funeral.SK Hynix is reportedly considering paying a 0.5% fee on its massive ADR offering.July 4th - The Russian presidential website reported on the night of July 3rd that President Putin stated that large-scale strikes against Ukrainian military-industrial complexes and related facilities must continue. The report stated that Putin inspected an auxiliary command post of the Russian Joint Forces Group that day and held a military meeting with the head of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces and commanders of various units to discuss the current situation and recent combat developments in the special military operations area.On July 4th, a team led by Professor Yang Yuchao of the School of Integrated Circuits at Peking University, in collaboration with a team led by Researcher Song Zhitang of the Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, successfully developed the worlds first neurodynamics system-on-a-chip based on phase-change memristors. This breakthrough reduces the single-step latency of such complex calculations to 2.12 milliseconds for the first time. In tasks such as cortical reconstruction, this represents a speedup of 50 to 478 times compared to current advanced graphics processing units (GPUs), overcoming a real-time computing bottleneck that has constrained neurodynamics for half a century. The relevant findings were published in *Science* on the morning of July 3rd.
