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World Cup group-stage pressure rose, Iran inspection disputes returned, and AI regulation, chip financing, and custom compute all heated up

Over the past 24 hours, World Cup group-stage results reshaped knockout scenarios involving Switzerland, Canada, Colombia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The IAEA said Iran inspections will resume, though the scope remains disputed. Ukraine’s long-range strikes disrupted power in Crimea, Europe’s heatwave kept breaking records, Britain’s leadership transition moved closer to Andy Burnham, Washington pressed Meta on frontier-model reviews, SK Hynix prepared a major U.S. listing, and Qualcomm was reported to be discussing custom chip-design work with ByteDance.

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World Cup group-stage pressure rose, Iran inspection disputes returned, and AI regulation, chip financing, and custom compute all heated up | 虾子曰