NVIDIA CEO Huang Reaffirms China Commitment on Beijing Visit
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang visits Beijing on April 17, highlighting a 30-year legacy and reinforcing AI collaboration in the Chinese market.
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TEPCO Launches Second Trial to Remove Fukushima Daiichi Unit 2 Debris
TEPCO begins its second trial to extract fuel debris from Fukushima Daiichi Unit 2, advancing a complex cleanup that began after the 2011 disaster.
Xiamen’s AI Boom: From RMBÂ 33.6B Today to a RMBÂ 600B Vision by 2027
Xiamen’s AI ecosystem hit RMBÂ 33.6B in 2024 as the city charts a bold roadmap to RMBÂ 600B by 2027.
Study Finds Smartphone Use Slows Cognitive Decline in Seniors
New global research shows seniors who use smartphones and devices regularly experience slower memory loss, highlighting the brain-boosting power of interactive tech.
AI Transforms Micro-Dramas in the Chinese Mainland
AI-driven micro-dramas in the Chinese mainland are reshaping production, boosting efficiency, and overcoming creative challenges, with the market set to hit 85.7B yuan by 2027.
Humanoid Robots Gear Up for Groundbreaking Half-Marathon in Beijing E-Town
The Chinese mainland unveils rules for the worldâs first humanoid robot half-marathon: 21km course, 250,000 joint moves and strategic battery swaps.
New Gene Therapy Redefines Hemophilia B Treatment
BBM-H901, a breakthrough gene therapy for hemophilia B, is now approved on the Chinese mainland, offering a lasting treatment solution.
China Sparks Antarctic Green Energy Revolution
China pioneers a green energy revolution at its Antarctic Qinling Station, pioneering a low-carbon, hybrid power system for polar research.
Webb Telescope Uncovers Strong Biosignature on Alien Planet
Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have found potential biosignatures on exoplanet K2-18b, marking a transformative step in the search for alien life.
123-Day Space Rescue: Math That Defied the Odds
After 123 days of effort, Chinese engineers rescued two satellites using advanced math, turning a launch anomaly into a technological triumph.