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Musk: The Colossus 2 supercomputer is now operational. It is the worlds first gigawatt-level training cluster and will be upgraded to 1.5 gigawatts in April.The Syrian army says it has seized two oil fields from Kurdish factions in northern Syria.Musk: Our AI5 chip design is nearing completion, while AI6 is still in its early stages.Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has ordered the import of electricity and additional power equipment to be expedited as much as possible.On January 17, the worlds first legally binding international convention on the protection of biodiversity in the high seas—the Agreement on Marine Biodiversity—officially entered into force, marking a historic moment for global ocean conservation after nearly 20 years of negotiations. According to the Agreement, signatory states must strengthen cooperation in marine science and technology and support developing countries in improving their ocean governance capabilities. Companies planning activities that may harm marine ecosystems must conduct environmental impact assessments according to the Agreements standards. Marine biological research involving commercial development must be reported to the international community and its findings shared. As of the day before the agreements entry into force, 83 countries had completed the ratification process, including major maritime powers such as China. The United States, while having signed the agreement, has not yet ratified it and therefore can only participate in subsequent meetings as an observer, without voting rights.
