📝 芯片战新回合：美国点名韩国，要他们把存储芯片厂建到美国本土。
韩媒报道，美国政府正对韩国施压，要求韩企在美国本土大规模投资存储芯片工厂。美方对韩国"湖南半导体计划"非正式表达不满，认为其在美投资消极；随着三大半导体超级项目公布，压力进一步加大。韩通商产业部长金正官本月16日起赴美谈判四天三夜，韩方认为美方要求与去年达成的3500亿美元投资协议并非同一事项。
📝 一座专为水母开的博物馆——创始人从俄乌战火逃到美国，说水母没脑子却迷人。
The Jellyfish Museum in Pompano Beach, Florida, is the only one of its kind in the United States. Founders Alex and Yana Yanovsky built aquariums and a jellyfish museum in Ukraine, but fled to Florida when the war began. Their new museum shows up to 25 species of jellies, with 3D projections and a mini lab. Jellyfish are among the most resilient creatures on Earth: they have no brain, yet a simple nerve net lets them respond to their surroundings. They have existed for about 700 million years and are 95 percent water. Yana says watching their movement is "mesmerizing, almost meditative."
📝 被偷8年的毕加索版画，居然挂在一间被赶租客的公寓墙上——房东收房时顺手立了大功。
A stolen Pablo Picasso etching has been returned to a Milwaukee art dealer eight years after its theft. The 1949 "Torero" print belonged to Bill DeLind and was valued at up to $50,000 when it disappeared in 2018. It resurfaced after landlord Tim Dertz found it hanging in the apartment of an evicted tenant, covered in dust and still bearing the gallery's sticker on the back of its frame. An antique dealer friend recognized it, and police contacted DeLind. "When it disappeared, it was such a personal insult," he said. "So it was just the opposite when it came back. It's like, there are good people in the world."