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On September 12, at the 2026 China Computing Power Conference, the 'Annual Major Breakthrough Achievements' were officially announced, showcasing 15 exemplary technological achievements. The 2026 'Computing Power China: Annual Major Breakthrough Achievements' have four key characteristics: First, the overall technical indicators of the achievements are advanced, reaching international standards and leading domestically in the computing power and related industries, thus holding benchmark value for the industry; Second, the core technological innovations are prominent, with significant results in transformation and implementation, demonstrating strong industry demonstration, leadership, and promotional effects; Third, these achievements effectively enhance the overall technical level of the industry, empower industrial innovation, cultivate emerging business formats, and generate new economic growth points; Fourth, there is a focus on the social, economic, and environmental benefits of technological innovation, which greatly promotes technological development. It is reported that these achievements have already yielded good social benefits in practical applications. For instance, ZTE's domestically produced high-performance Matrix cluster supernodes based on the OEX architecture have reduced the chip adaptation cycle to 3 to 6 months; Changfei's hollow-core fiber computing interconnection technology has set world records for the lowest attenuation of 0.04dB/km and the longest draw length of 91.2 kilometers, completing over 13 commercial and pilot projects both domestically and internationally.

On September 12, Robinhood co-founder Vlad Tenev published a lengthy article outlining Robinhood's vision to enable global investors, particularly non-U.S. users, to gain exposure to U.S. stocks and ETFs through blockchain technology. He emphasized the question of whether issuers need to consent to the tokenization of stocks. Tenev argues that publicly traded company stocks are freely transferable personal property, and owners should have the right to decide how to hold and use them. While the issuing company controls the rights associated with its issued securities, it does not control all third-party financial products built around those securities, as evidenced in financial markets by non-sponsored ADRs, options, and structured products. Therefore, if a product alters the rights of the underlying shares, replaces the company's official shareholder registry, or imposes new obligations on the company or transfer agents, issuer participation is required. However, if it merely creates an independent financial instrument that holds or references freely transferable shares on a 1:1 basis without changing the issuer's rights, obligations, or official shareholder records, then issuer consent is not necessary. Robinhood employs a model of third-party issued independent instruments backed by the underlying shares on a 1:1 basis. Tokenizing stocks should not grant issuers veto rights they did not previously possess, nor should a lack of understanding of new technology by issuers prevent new investors from entering the market. Last week, AMC's CEO criticized the 'synthetic equity market' established by Robinhood, claiming it could decouple stock token trading from the financing arrangements of listed companies, and demanded that Vlad Tenev and Robinhood actively cease trading AMC stock tokens. This controversy has sparked heated discussions within the crypto and stock communities.

On September 12, Behnam Saeidi, a member of the Iranian Parliament and secretary of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, stated on Saturday that Iran and Oman will soon announce a memorandum of understanding regarding shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz. He also mentioned that the announcement will be made "in the presence of regional countries," but did not provide specific details. The agreement designates a "temporary route," but "does not mean the strait is reopened." The reopening of the strait "depends on various factors, including the end of the U.S. maritime blockade on Iran." "Designating this route is a step forward, but the strait will only open when the U.S. fulfills its commitments."