Trump’s $5M Gold Card : A New Path to U.S. Residency

Reading Time : 3 minutesTrump’s $5M “gold card” offers U.S. residency to rich foreigners, skipping EB-5’s job rules. Set for March 2025, it aims to cut the deficit, but will millionaires bite when Italy’s deal is $260k? With 277,000 global tycoons eligible, it’s a bold bid for cash and talent.

Microsoft’s Majorana 1 Chip and a New State of Matter

Reading Time : 2 minutesMicrosoft introduces Majorana 1, a quantum chip using a new state of matter, topological superconductors. With the potential to support 1 million qubits, this innovation could reshape quantum computing. Scientists remain cautious, awaiting independent verification of this bold leap.

BYD Offers Smart Driving Tech for Free, Challenging Tesla

Reading Time : 2 minutesBYD’s bold move to offer its “God’s Eye” smart driving system for free shakes up the EV market, challenging Tesla’s $8,800 tech. As competition intensifies, the future of affordable autonomous driving looks more dynamic than ever.

Nike and SKIMS Join Forces to Woo Women Back to the Brand

Reading Time : 2 minutesNike teams up with SKIMS to reclaim women’s market share, blending athletic performance with inclusive style. Reported on February 19, 2025, this partnership could redefine activewear, merging Nike’s legacy with SKIMS’ modern appeal.

Google Launches AI Co-Scientist to Transform Research

Reading Time : 2 minutesGoogle’s AI co-scientist, part of the Gemini 2.0 platform, promises to transform scientific research by generating hypotheses and expediting discoveries. Early results show significant potential, but ethical concerns and limitations must be addressed through a Trusted Tester Program aimed at responsible exploration.

Brutalist Legacy : Berlin’s ICC, a Concrete Sci-Fi Dream

Reading Time : 3 minutesThe ICC Berlin, a Brutalist giant from 1979, blends raw concrete with sci-fi flair. Built to showcase West Berlin’s ambition, it closed in 2014 over asbestos woes. Now a listed relic, its future’s unclear—revival or reinvention? A Cold War icon awaits its next act.