Although we have never doubted the authenticity of the leak or the fact that the operating system was marked as Windows 11, some people still think this is some evil trick by Microsoft. In other words, some people think that this leak was intentional by Microsoft, and the Windows 11 logo is a blindfold. Later this month, Microsoft will reveal the real operating system and the new name.
But according to Microsoft’s actions, the software giant is very dissatisfied with the early disclosure of Windows 11.
Microsoft filed a formal Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) complaint against Beebom, a technical publication located in India. Fossbytes first discovered the protest this morning, and the DMCA complaint can be viewed online. The appeal was sent yesterday, and the description is short but interesting.
“Beebom.com’s article is distributing Windows 11 ISO (copyright owned by Microsoft). Please delete their article from the search. This is an unpublished leaked copy of Windows 11.”
It is unclear whether other websites that directly distribute the leaked ISO images have also received notice of withdrawal, but once discovered by Microsoft, it seems likely that they will be required to perform the deletion operation.
However, the more important news is that Microsoft denied that this ISO was deliberately leaked, and indirectly confirmed that the name of the new operating system was Windows 11.
IT Home is informed that the leaked ISO image is an early build version of Windows 11 in May, and is not a complete operating system that will be released as a free update later in October this year

Today, along with the development of traditional dishes such as Pho, Vermicelli, Bread, nutritious convenient fast foods are favored by young people and become Trend (trend). One of them is the instant egg product of Vinh Thanh Dat Food Company – Vfood. The instant egg product, V.food, has been on the market for nearly 10 years, but in recent years there has been a remarkable development and is increasingly loved by young students, students and office workers for its convenience. and its delicious. Instant eggs are chosen by young people for their quick and simple lunch. Today, convenience supermarkets are everywhere in the city, with clean and airy seats, young people just need to choose a cup of instant noodles or a loaf of bread with one or two eggs. immediately had a simple lunch with enough energy for the afternoon to study or work. Good for health V.food instant egg products ensure both convenience and good health. Convenient because the product is cooked, open the package for immediate use. Flexible packaging from each fruit to box of 10, long shelf life up to 4 months. Such a long shelf life but No preservatives because the product is processed in a closed process, strictly controlled according to HACCP and ISO standards with high temperature sterilization technology, so the product can be preserved for a long time. All while still retaining the taste. V.food Company is one of the leading suppliers of fresh eggs, so the raw materials for processing instant eggs are carefully selected. Eggs are fresh and traceable. Eggs are highly nutritious, high in protein but easily absorbed by the body, in addition to a lot of vitamins and minerals. Trend (trend) is sometimes good or not good, but the company V.food always commits to bring out prestigious products for young people to love and always a good trend.

The new factory demonstrates Spartronics’ s commitment to long-term investment in Vietnam. Photo: TL Spartronics LLC – a manufacturer of electronic and mechatronic complexes for civil aviation, defense, aerospace, control, life sciences and healthcare, just officially started construction. new machine in Binh Duong, Vietnam. This newest and most state-of-the-art factory will enhance its advanced electronics manufacturing and machining capabilities. Located in the vicinity of the city. Ho Chi Minh City, the new factory is expected to officially go into operation in March 2022. The new factory has an area of ​​27,000 m2 and is equipped with rooftop solar power system, has an area of ​​four times. The Company’s current factory is located near major airports and seaports. Located in Nam Tan Uyen Industrial Park, this factory will replace the company’s existing factory located in Binh Duong province. All ISO certifications and customer reviews and certifications will also be transferred to the new factory. Spartronics factory in Vietnam specializes in manufacturing electronic complex products, mechatronics for civil aviation, medical equipment, measuring and control equipment in industrial environments that require precision. high body. The entire value chain is located in Vietnam, including the provision of engineering services, sample production, manufacturing, supply chain management and after-sales service. “For our company, Vietnam occupies an important position, not only because of the rapid development in the region but also a key position in the development strategy of the Group. The new factory demonstrates a commitment to long-term investment in Vietnam, helping to maintain customers’ high expectations for product and service quality and contribute to driving growth along with customer growth ”, said Paul Fraipont – President and CEO of Spartronics Group.

‘Made in China’ world vision is based on international standards. (Source: Global Times) Sheet Global Times Recently published an article admitting weaknesses in China’s “Made in China” strategy to the world through analysis by author Dinh Cuong, Researcher at the Chongqing Financial Research Institute of Nhan Dan University. Chinese people. Weakness in standards According to the article, the Xinjiang Cotton event reveals a weakness of the “Made in China” strategy in looking to the world, which is the standard. The main reason for the Swiss-based Better Cotton Development Association (BCI) to be able to issue a “refusal to use Xinjiang cotton” with no evidence “, is that the standard is in hand. their. Standards are the fundamental rules of commerce, and standards and eligibility affect 80% of global trade. We live in an age when standards are dominant. According to statistics, there are more than 800,000 different standards worldwide, but only about 2% of which become the world standard. Due to historical factors, most of these international standards were established by developed countries such as the US and Europe. Holding standards equates to holding the right to lead the market and the right to formulate rules over the product otherwise, only behind others. There is a principle in the world that “third-tier firms sell products, second-tier firms sell technology and top-tier firms sell standards”. Chinese enterprises have suffered a lot of the suffering of “third-class enterprises”. Take cell phones as an example, as Chinese enterprises develop technical standards for 3G mobile phones autonomously, The Journal Washington Post (USA) has predicted that when China successfully develops its own 3G technical standards, it will no longer have to pay huge royalties to foreign companies. According to a report published by the German patent information analysis agency IPLytics, as of February 2021, the top 5 enterprises that claimed essential patents for global 5G standards were Huawei, Qualcomm, and ZTE. , Samsung Electronics and Nokia. Standards have become a beacon for Huawei to achieve a high position in the industry and expand its market and revenue share. It should be noted that China cannot overthrow or dismantle the existing system of standards to build another system of standards. In the future, what China needs to do is strengthen leadership and leadership in this system through the setting of new standards, and at the same time push the system to make adjustments and take advantage of the right to participate. decision and the right to speak. China still needs cooperation, this is also an issue that needs to be considered when conducting the “game” with the West in this regard. “Made in China” world vision is based on international standards. Since the implementation of reform and opening up, international standards have played a leading role in promoting and enhancing the development of “Made in China”. In the future, “Made in China” will continue to develop in this path, comprehensive upgrading, towards high quality. Among China’s current standards, some have taken the lead, which is the result of China’s relentless acceleration and expansion of industrialization. This is not only an expansion or upgrade of inherent international standards, but also implies the innovation of China itself. Many obstacles At the 39th General Assembly of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) held in Beijing in May 2016, China at that time had 189 proposals to become ISO international standards, especially in In the fields of high-speed rail, nuclear power, information and automobiles, China has made a leap from its lagging position to the leading position. The major problem is that although Chinese firms have rebuilt new standards in some key areas or advantageous areas, the application of these new standards still requires a lot of friction. more, longer to the international market. According to the survey on infrastructure construction projects contracted by Chinese enterprises overseas, it can be seen that it is very difficult for Chinese enterprises to create a breakthrough in the field of standards. Most of the infrastructure projects are the construction of bridges, reservoirs, power stations, roads and railways. During domestic development, Chinese enterprises have had many technological innovations, many of which have surpassed international standards. However, Chinese firms still encounter varying degrees of difficulty in applying Chinese standards to these overseas projects. China’s manufacturing industry needs to make more efforts to meet international standards. (Source: Caixin) In such troubles, the technical staff of Chinese enterprises can often only convince the supervisory department and the contracting party, and use the actual results to prove the feasibility of the company. Chinese technology and Chinese standards. In many cases, businesses are forced to revert to using the inherent international standards. The current international standard system has been in existence for a long time, China needs to have enough patience and a long-term world vision in the long term to rise in standards. Chinese standards face many tiers of obstacles. From the Xinjiang Cotton event, it can be seen that even if Chinese products are of good quality and up to standard, as long as the brand is still controlled by others, it will be beneficial to Western political forces. use. Judging from the 5G situation, the more China rises, the more difficult it becomes. During the XIII Five-Year Plan, China issued 285 national standards for smart manufacturing, leading the construction of 47 international standards, covering all production processes of enterprises. This sector has now become the focus of the game between China and the West. China’s manufacturing industry needs to work harder to meet the standards, but the question is whether Western countries can, or to some extent, adopt and follow the new standards set by China. National construction or not? In the US, recently there have been many voices calling for the manufacturing industry to return to the country, but the return of the entire production chain is not possible. This does not mean that the US will give up on the value chain it dominates. How to bring into full play the design and regulation capabilities of the state, make the correct choice between competition and cooperation, between openness and management, between protecting interests and transferring claims ask for an accurate long-term vision and calculation (According to Global Times)

Groundbreaking ceremony of Spartronics Vietnam Factory in Binh Duong Spartronics factory in Vietnam specializes in manufacturing electronic complex products, mechatronics for civil aviation, medical equipment, measuring and control equipment in industrial environments that require precision. high body. The entire value chain is located in Vietnam, including the provision of engineering services, sample production, manufacturing, supply chain management and after-sales service. “For our company, Vietnam occupies an important position, not only because of the rapid development in the region but also a key position in the development strategy of the corporation. The new factory demonstrates a commitment to long-term investment in Vietnam, helping to maintain customers’ high expectations for product and service quality and contribute to driving growth along with customer growth ”, Mr. Paul Fraipont – Chairman and General Director of Spartronics Group – said. Spartronics Vietnam’s reputation is built on efficient and stable performance, customer satisfaction and investment in development. Over the years, Spartronics Vietnam has won prestigious awards such as: One of the best places to work in Asia, Excellent Enterprise of the Asia-Pacific, Excellent Enterprise of Vietnam, 10 Best Brand in Vietnam, Excellent Growth Business in Asia – Pacific, and Best Supplier of the Year title awarded by the customer.

New Spartronics Vietnam factory in Nam Tan Uyen Industrial Park will strengthen the production capacity of electronic and mechatronic complex products for the civil aviation industry, medical equipment, and measuring and control equipment. Located in the vicinity of Ho Chi Minh City, the new factory is expected to officially go into operation in March 2022. The new factory covers an area of ​​27,000 square meters and is equipped with rooftop solar power systems, four times the size of the company’s current factory and located close to major airports and seaports. This factory will replace the company’s existing factory located in Binh Duong province. All ISO certifications and customer reviews and certifications will also be transferred to the new factory. Affirming that Vietnam occupies an important position not only because of the rapid development in the region but also a key position in the development strategy of the group, said Paul Fraipont, President and CEO of Spartronics Group. , also emphasized: “The new factory demonstrates a commitment to long-term investment in Vietnam, helps maintain customers’ high expectations for product and service quality and contributes to the growth in growth. Chief of the customer ”. Over the years, Spartronics Vietnam has won prestigious awards such as: One of the best places to work in Asia, Excellent Enterprise of Asia-Pacific, Excellent Enterprise of Vietnam, 10 Best Brand in Vietnam, Excellent Growth Company in Asia – Pacific and the title of Best Supplier of the Year awarded by the customer …

The above move made many Koreans angry. They think that the land of ginseng is the home of this chicken dish, Korea Times reporting. According to the Korea Rural Development Bureau, the people of this country have been cooking chicken with ginseng stew since at least the Joseon period. This dish is favored by wealthy Koreans and became popular with the popular class after the 60s. Chicken ginseng stew is the next dish in the Korean-Chinese internet copyright controversy. Photo: Getty. Sungshin Women’s University professor Seo Kyung-duk said he sent a complaint email to Baidu, asking for information to be modified about the dish. According to Professor Seo, China does not even use the HS (Harmonized System – the code to classify the goods according to the list of import and export goods) or the international name for the ginseng stewed chicken, while Korea uses the 1602.32 range. 1010. This is not the first time that netizens of the two countries have argued over copyrights of famous dishes. In early December 2020, the sheet Global Times China’s pickles reported that its sour food was ISO certified and said that ISO “is the international standard for kimchi manufacturing that China leads”. Kimchi, rice cakes used to be a controversial dish about copyright between the two countries. Photo: Getty. In China, this dish is called Pao cai, made from cabbage, mustard stalk, long beans, chili, carrot and ginger. According to the The Guardian The fact that the newspaper mentioned the word “kimchi” made Koreans think that China was trying to make kimchi its own. Last January, the controversy continued with the advertisement of Professor Seo Kyoung-duk posted on the page. New York Times. Accordingly, he gave many evidences and arguments to prove that kimchi originated in Korea to oppose China. By February, Korean-Chinese netizens continued to give evidence proving that the rice cake came from their country. Specifically, Chinese rice cake called niangao, is made from crushed rice and has toughness and toughness. In Korea, tteokbokki, literally translated as “fried rice cake” is a popular Korean street food made from small garaetteok. Garaetteok is a type of rice cake that is long, cylindrical, and usually much chewier than the Chinese version.