Meta Launches Llama 3 AI to Challenge OpenAI and Google
Meta launches Llama 3, its largest AI model yet, to compete with OpenAI and Google. With enhanced multilingual and coding capabilities, Llama 3 aims to lead the AI landscape.
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Asia’s Largest Carbon Capture Module ‘CarbonBox’ Achieves Reliability Milestone
Asia’s largest direct air capture module, ‘CarbonBox,’ developed by CEEC and Shanghai Jiao Tong University, passes reliability tests, marking a major step in CO2 reduction.
Israeli Researchers Develop Non-Invasive Treatment to Alleviate Pancreatic Cancer Pain
Israeli researchers have pioneered a non-invasive radiation therapy that significantly reduces pain in pancreatic cancer patients, enhancing their quality of life.
China’s AG600 Amphibious Aircraft Enters Certification Phase
China’s AG600 amphibious aircraft has entered the certification flight test phase, aiming to bolster the nation’s emergency rescue capabilities.
China’s 5G Revolution: 3.92 Million Base Stations Powering the Future
China’s 5G network soars to 3.92 million base stations, powering rapid connectivity and economic growth.
China Boosts Tech Innovation with New SME Support Initiatives
China intensifies support for innovative SMEs to accelerate tech advancements and drive new product development, aiming for full digitalization by 2027.
Water on the Moon: Urgent Push for Lunar Research Station
Evidence of water on the moon highlights the urgent need for a lunar research station to support sustainable human presence and deeper space exploration, says Nasr Al-Sahhaf.
New Zealand Study Reveals House Mice as Silent Spreaders of Leptospirosis
A new study from New Zealand highlights house mice as a hidden threat in spreading leptospirosis, putting anyone in contact at risk.
New Discovery: Chinese Scientists Find Water-Rich Mineral in Moon Sample
Chinese scientists have discovered a water-rich mineral in Chang’e-5 lunar samples, revealing that up to 41% of the sample’s mass consists of water molecules. Published in Nature Astronomy.
China’s Second Homegrown Mega Cruise Ship Sets Sail from Guangzhou
China’s second homegrown large cruise ship will call Guangzhou’s Nansha International Cruise Home Port its base, expanding the nation’s cruise industry with new routes to South and Southeast Asia.