These articles cover various developments in the tech industry, including Huawei's release of the Matebook Pro 2025 featuring its new Kirin X90 chip and HarmonyOS, a strategic move towards in-house hardware and software mirroring Apple's approach. Another piece details Nvidia's significant deal to provide 18,000 AI GPUs to Saudi Arabia, highlighting the country's ambition in artificial intelligence driven by large investments and vast energy resources. Separately, Nvidia's controversial decision not to supply pre-release drivers for the RTX 5060 graphics card means it will launch without independent reviews, creating uncertainty for consumers. Additionally, a surprising change in Nvidia drivers has removed the requirement for the POPCNT instruction, potentially allowing newer GPUs like the RTX 5090 to work with very old CPUs. Finally, there's a report on a tentative trade agreement between the U.S. and China that significantly reduces tariffs on goods from both countries, aiming to revive trade flows.