Cybersecurity & Trade: China’s Cyberspace Administration has launched a cybersecurity review of U.S. firm Palo Alto Networks products, citing risks to “critical information infrastructure” and national security, as broader U.S.-China tech tensions keep escalating. Scam Watch (HK–Macau): Hong Kong police report Fun Coffee crypto scam losses have climbed to about HK$104M across 255 complaints, with Macau also detaining suspects; authorities warn victims may be still coming forward. Macao–Hengqin Education Tech: Macau Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai inspected the first phase of the Macao-Hengqin International Education (University) Town, with transitional teaching and research facilities for UM, MPU and UTM set to start operating Aug 17. Workplace & People Tech: Sands China received “Great Place to Work Certification,” highlighting staff survey results across credibility, respect, fairness, pride and camaraderie. AI in Gaming Ops: Macau-based Aramont and Mongterang’s AXPRO iVideo AI video monitoring module went live at Palazzo Club in Vietnam, aiming to speed jackpot/bonus detection and improve surveillance intelligence. Research & Talent Pipeline: UM ran a biomedical sciences summer camp for over 70 students, mixing lab work with biomedical research trends to build early interest in life sciences. Greater Bay Area Mobility: At Hengqin Port’s one-stop lanes, cross-border vehicle crossings surged to 2.606M in Jan–Jul, with Macau-plate vehicles making up 66%. Health Innovation (Biotech): Alphamab Oncology licensed overseas rights to its cancer drug JSKN016 to Pathos AI in a deal potentially worth over US$2.2B, extending China’s push in innovative oncology licensing.