Weekly Review: Bitcoin Price Hits New High, Android 16 Revealed

Bitcoin Price Hits All-Time High

On the morning of May 22, Bitcoin price suddenly set a new record when it surpassed the $111,000 mark, reaching a historical peak of $111,861. As of the evening of May 25, the world's largest cryptocurrency was trading around $108,500.

Bitcoin price just hit an all-time high (Photo: National Economy Newspaper).

"Bitcoin has officially entered an unprecedented price zone, surpassing its previous peak and is trading above $110,000. This milestone is not simply a price achievement, but also reflects a profound change in the way the world views digital assets," said Mr. Ashish Singhal, co-founder of trading platform CoinSwitch.

For those who have spent years following the market, the $111,000 mark no longer creates much surprise. With the current developments, many opinions say that $120,000 could be the next target, and further, $150,000.

Nvidia CEO calls AI the new infrastructure

At the Computex Taipei 2025 exhibition, Mr. Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia Corporation, stated that AI is not just a single technology but also a new, fundamental infrastructure.

Nvidia CEO emphasizes that AI will soon appear in all areas of life (Photo: The Anh).

Nvidia CEO explains that there have been two major infrastructure revolutions in history, which saw the birth of electricity and the Internet. Now, a new layer of infrastructure is being built on the foundation of the first two, which can be called artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure.

“Talking about AI infrastructure now seems vague. But in 10 years when we look back, we will realize that AI has been integrated into everything. We will see AI everywhere, every industry and every company needs AI. At that time, AI has become part of the infrastructure,” said Mr. Jensen Huang.

Scam calls "surround" people

At the meeting of the Government Steering Committee on science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh assigned the Ministry of Public Security to coordinate with the Ministry of Science and Technology, the State Bank of Vietnam and relevant agencies and enterprises to deploy a campaign to comprehensively review bank accounts and phone SIMs to strengthen state management and prevent online fraud crimes.

Many users are harassed by constant calls from scammers and sales consultants (Photo: The Anh).

Currently, the country has nearly 183 million personal payment accounts and about 120 million mobile subscribers. This is a large number that poses a significant challenge in controlling, verifying identification information, and preventing fraud.

According to many telecommunications experts, junk SIMs often have a much larger number of messages and calls than normal SIMs; there are SIMs that send hundreds of messages and make dozens of calls every day.

That means junk SIMs bring in a lot of revenue for network operators. Therefore, the responsibility for junk SIMs - one of the main means used in marketing calls, scam calls and advertising messages - belongs primarily to network operators.

Android phones are about to be "transformed"

At its annual developer conference (I/O 2025), Google introduced the "Material 3 Expressive" design language on Android 16. This design language is also optimized and suitable for small screen devices such as smartwatches.

Not only on phones, products like smart watches also enjoy a new aesthetic language (Illustration: Google).

Not just stopping at the interface, Android 16 also brings changes in the way we interact with devices.

The introduction of “live updates” — small notification dots that change in real time — and a new way of managing widgets promise to make the user experience more seamless and intuitive.

Google integrates AI into search engine

When users use "AI Mode", Google will allow users to interact with the resulting website as if they were chatting with an expert, providing answers to questions that users encounter.

The new AI-integrated search function is expected to change the user experience (Photo: Google).

Users can ask questions using text, voice or images to get answers from AI. Users can continue to ask their topic of interest until they get the most suitable answer.

Currently, the AI ​​Mode feature is only available to users in the US. After a testing period and if successful, Google will soon equip this feature to users globally.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/cong-nghe/diem-tuan-gia-bitcoin-dat-dinh-moi-android-16-lo-dien-20250523233434376.htm