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      <description>A Nature Photonics paper reports an all-optical memristor made by implanting oxygen ions into ordinary thin-film lithium niobate. Eight distinct states, femtojoule switching, no power needed to hold them. The quiet breakthrough is not a new material but the decision to stop adding layers.</description>
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      <description>An industry report reframes how lodging decisions get made: 402.5 billion views of travel-and-stay videos and 67.7 billion related searches in a single year. When an experience cannot fit into a filterable spec sheet, short video and live tours become its stand-in. What changed is not just a sales channel but who controls discovery and what gets counted.</description>
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      <description>Three signals from China&apos;s cross-border scene this week: AliExpress opened its AI ops agent to all sellers, SHEIN pledged EUR 500M for a Polish mega-warehouse, and ByteDance&apos;s Seedance now earns over half its revenue overseas.</description>
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      <description>China&apos;s overseas web-novel revenue hit RMB 5.64B in 2025 with nearly 200M active users abroad. AI translation broke the bottleneck, AI comics boomed, and 530k foreign authors started writing their own stories.</description>
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      <description>China Literature says overseas original authors have passed 530,000, with roughly 820,000 original works. WebNovel has stopped merely shipping translated hits and now runs a signing, attendance and revenue-share scheme for local writers. The second act of going global is about exporting the capacity to produce stories, not the stories themselves.</description>
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      <description>A mid-range series doubled its live-photo duration, made a periscope telephoto standard across the lineup, and added small tricks like connecting to Wi-Fi by photographing the sign. None of it tops a spec sheet, but together it shows where phone competition has actually moved.</description>
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      <description>For nearly 90 years physics recognized just two kinds of magnetism. Using specialized X-rays at a European facility, a SLAC-led team found the missing piece called chirality inside manganese telluride, turning altermagnetism from a theory into an experimentally confirmed reality.</description>
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      <description>A spiral-shaped organic molecule hangs between two gold electrodes through sulfur atoms. When current flows, electrons hand their angular momentum to the molecule and spin it like a turbine; reversing the voltage flips the direction. Strangest of all, while spinning its conductivity rises by as much as 100 times.</description>
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      <title>9.7 Picokelvin: How a Cloud of Atoms in Orbit Became the Coldest Matter Humans Have Made</title>
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      <title>Taking the ECG Out of the Clinic: Why a 7.8-Gram Patch Deserves Attention</title>
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      <description>Unveiled on November 7, OMRON&apos;s wearable ECG recorder ECG-D01M01 packs 24-hour continuous recording, a roughly three-minute AI-assisted analysis and a physician-signed report into a 7.8-gram patch. What changes is not the weight of the hardware but the time scale of monitoring — intermittent arrhythmias are, almost by definition, most likely to be absent during the ten seconds a clinic recording lasts.</description>
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      <description>Michelin&apos;s Touch Intelligence, shown in Asia for the first time at the import expo, takes a counterintuitive route: no added hardware inside the tire. Using data from sensors the car already has, software estimates grip, load, wear and leak risk in real time, and works across tire brands. Once code can read the contact patch, the only part of a car that actually touches the road becomes a data node.</description>
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