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September 12th - Large-scale volcanic earthquakes continue to increase at Tokachi-dake in Hokkaido, Japan. At 9:30 AM local time today (September 12th), the Sapporo Meteorological Observatory issued a crater warning, raising the eruption alert level from 2 to 3, and urging vigilance for large rock eruptions within approximately 3 kilometers of the crater. According to the Sapporo District Meteorological Observatory, large-amplitude volcanic earthquakes at Tokachi-dake have been increasing since September 17th, and around 8:20 AM today, a series of the largest volcanic earthquakes observed were recorded. Since March of this year, there have been continuous crustal movements indicating expansion deep within the mountain; since April, volcanic gas emissions have also increased, indicating increasingly active volcanoes, with a small eruption occurring in July.On September 12th, the official Weibo account of "The Dark Side of the Moon" posted: Information circulating online regarding the founder and employees is completely fabricated and malicious rumor-mongering. We have immediately reported the matter to the police and will pursue legal action against those responsible for spreading the rumors. Please do not believe or spread rumors.Russia stated that its military destroyed 172 Ukrainian drone control stations in the past day.On September 12th, He Baohong, Chief Engineer of the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), stated at the 2026 China Computing Power Conference that the development of comprehensive computing power should revolve around differentiated layout, software and hardware industry systems, low-carbon computing power infrastructure, and a nationally integrated institutional system, driving the shift in computing power construction from scale expansion to quality and efficiency improvement. Regarding regional policy implementation, advantageous regions should focus on both improving existing capacity and addressing rigid demand gaps, deeply cultivating high-value-added scenarios; growing regions should strengthen regional computing power hubs, using industry applications to drive upgrades in storage, computing, and network infrastructure; resource-rich regions should undertake non-real-time businesses such as training and cold data, supplementing their external transportation networks and industrial ecosystems. In terms of extending and strengthening the industrial chain, it is recommended that newly built intelligent computing centers be equipped with storage and networks simultaneously, improving the entire chain of chips, servers, databases, and models, using real business needs to drive the construction of computing power, storage, and transportation capacity. Regarding green empowerment and unified management, it is recommended to promote liquid cooling, energy-saving renovations, and computing-electricity synergy, improve clean energy consumption, and improve pricing, trading, value accounting, and compliance supervision systems.September 12th - Following the Houthi rebels capture of the key Red Sea town of Muha, the number of ships passing through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait on the 10th plummeted to single digits. Data shows that as of approximately 3 PM local time on the 10th, only six ships had passed through the strait that day, compared to 30 on the 9th, 26 on the 8th, and 29 on the 7th. The report stated that of the ships that passed through on the 10th, five carrying grain, crude oil, coal, and fertilizer left the strait, while another ship entered. The Bab el-Mandeb Strait connects the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden and is a vital shipping route in the Middle East, handling approximately 12% of the worlds goods.