According to CoinWorld, the UAE recently gained permission from the US to access its AI technology without a license, becoming one of the US's top trading partners. The US allowed UAE companies the freedom to transport advanced AI chips, servers, satellites, and military technology in response to the UAE's support in its conflict with Iran. This move enables companies including NVIDIA, OpenAI, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, Apple, and XAI to freely transport cutting-edge computing equipment to the Gulf region, as Washington pledges to continue its $1 trillion investment commitment.

Odaily Planet Daily reported on the 10th that the White House confirmed US President Trump had dismissed two incumbent members of the US Election Assistance Commission. Earlier reports indicated that Trump dismissed Democratic members Thomas Hicks and Benjamin Hovland on the 9th and accepted the resignation of Republican member Christy McCormick; another Republican member, Donald Palmer, had resigned earlier this year. This leaves all four positions on the commission vacant. The White House statement on the 10th stated that the president reserves the right to remove individuals who may not have been fully committed to ensuring the security of US elections and ensuring that every legal vote is counted. The White House statement did not provide specific reasons for Trump's move. US media reports indicate that the commission had rejected an executive order signed by Trump requiring voters to provide proof of US citizenship on the national voter registration form.

According to a report by Odaily Planet Daily, Citrini analyst Jukan stated on the X platform that, as reported by the WSJ, Apple has secured a semiconductor tariff exemption after committing to using Intel's foundries. Apple will not only manufacture Mac chips at Intel but also iPhone chips.