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September 5th - According to Xiaomi Technology, Xiaomi officially released Xiaomi-TabLDM today: a general-purpose large-scale model for tabular data. Xiaomi-TabLDM directly adapts to different tabular datasets with a single pre-trained model and unified default configuration, completing classification and regression predictions without the need for retraining, parameter tuning, or post-ensemble for each task.
Musk: The factory system that produces Tesla (TSLA.O) Cybercab is completely different from any other car production line.
September 5th - The Croatian government decided on September 4th to purchase 18 sets of South Koreas "Cheonmoo" multiple rocket launcher systems. Croatian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Anusic stated that day that the "Cheonmoo" system will be used in conjunction with the US "HIMARS" system to reduce dependence on a single manufacturer. The Croatian news agency reported that the purchase is worth approximately €540 million and will take place later this year, between 2020 and 2029.
On September 5th, the U.S. State Department issued a statement on the 4th, saying it had approved the sale of military equipment to Saudi Arabia and Oman, with estimated sales of $5.75 billion and $188 million respectively. The statement said the arms sale to Saudi Arabia includes 5,004 500-pound bombs, 5,000 2,000-pound bombs, and corresponding guidance systems, estimated at $5 billion; and 60 engines for Abrams main battle tanks, estimated at $750 million. The State Department also approved the sale of F-16 fighter jet support services and related equipment to Oman. According to U.S. media reports, these foreign military sales still require approval from the U.S. Congress.
Sources say the White House has begun reviewing candidates to succeed the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense.