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China and the EU deepen cooperation in lithium batteries, 6G and autonomous driving, building a dynamic innovation ecosystem from Berlin to Shanghai.
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China and the EU deepen cooperation in lithium batteries, 6G and autonomous driving, building a dynamic innovation ecosystem from Berlin to Shanghai.
A Chinese mainland lab in Nanjing unveils the world’s first 6G field test network, merging ultra-fast communication with radar-like sensing.
China Mobile expert Liu Guangyi reveals how 6G will empower AI and transform society with enhanced network intelligence.
China unveils plans to commercialize 6G by 2030, predicting smartphones will evolve into AI terminals to transform global digital connectivity.
Beijing releases a 6G innovation white paper and breakthrough prototype at the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum, paving the way for smarter, integrated networks.
China is set to boost funding for biomanufacturing, quantum technology, AI, and 6G, aiming to lead the next wave of global innovation.
China aims to foster growth in emerging industries like commercial aerospace, quantum computing, and 6G technologies, while accelerating digital transformation across traditional sectors to boost innovation and global competitiveness.
Chinese scientists from Nankai University and City University of Hong Kong have developed a groundbreaking thin-film radar chip that could revolutionize 6G communication, autonomous driving, and precision sensing.
GSMA CEO John Hoffman highlights China’s leading role in 5G innovation and the mobile industry’s impact on global job support and economic growth.
The Chinese mainland has launched the world’s first 6G field test network, achieving a tenfold improvement in capacity, coverage, and efficiency, paving the way for next-generation communication.