China Unveils World’s First Carbon-Nanotube AI Processor Chip
Chinese researchers at Peking University have unveiled the world’s first carbon-nanotube-based tensor processor chip, marking a significant advancement in AI processing technology.
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Chinese Innovation Boosts Low-Altitude Economy Growth in the Gulf
China’s innovative advances are fueling the growth of the low-altitude economy in the Gulf region, leading global aviation development through significant reforms and technological achievements.
CMG Innovates for Tech-Driven Coverage of Paris Olympics
China Media Group (CMG) is pioneering technological innovations for the 33rd Summer Olympic Games in Paris, enhancing global broadcasting and reinforcing international partnerships.
Timor-Leste and HK’s GX Foundation Sign Health Cooperation Agreements
The GX Foundation and the Ministry of Health of Timor-Leste have signed two key health cooperation documents, focusing on dengue prevention and clean water projects, marking a significant step in their collaborative efforts.
Chinese and European Automakers Strengthen NEV Cooperation Amid Booming Market
Chinese and European automakers are strengthening their collaboration in the booming NEV market, with significant investments and joint ventures enhancing production and innovation on both continents.
Chinese Industry Body Appeals to EU for Fairness in Electric Vehicle Subsidy Probe
A leading Chinese industry body has urged the European Commission to reconsider tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, calling for a balanced solution to prevent harm to both China and the EU.
Argentina Reports Over 527,000 Dengue Cases Amid Recent Decline
Argentina has reported over 527,000 dengue cases this year—a 3.2-fold increase from last year—though recent declines offer hope, according to the Health Ministry.
Global IT Outage a Wake-Up Call on Cybersecurity, Experts Say
An unprecedented global IT outage caused by CrowdStrike’s faulty update affected 8.5 million Windows devices, disrupting critical services worldwide and highlighting vulnerabilities in cybersecurity infrastructure.
Asian-European Researchers Unveil Sun’s Profound Influence on Earth’s Deep Interior
A collaborative study by Chinese and Romanian researchers reveals the sun’s radiation influences Earth’s deep mantle processes, affecting critical resources like copper and lithium.
Health Expert Advocates for Early Adoption of Healthy Habits to Prevent Chronic Diseases
Professor Chan Siu-chee of the University of Hong Kong emphasizes the importance of adopting healthy habits early to prevent chronic diseases, advocating for increased health awareness and proactive measures.
Shenzhou-18 Crew Advances Experiments After Second Spacewalk
The Shenzhou-18 crew aboard China’s orbiting space station has advanced their mission by completing experimental sample replacements and emergency drills after their second spacewalk earlier this month.
China Strengthens Network to Prevent Birth Defects and Promote Newborn Health
China has strengthened its birth-defect prevention system, establishing thousands of agencies to enhance newborn health and reduce birth defects nationwide.
Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link Sees Traffic Surge Past 2 Million Vehicles
The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link records over 2 million vehicles since opening on June 30, significantly boosting regional connectivity and reducing travel time between Shenzhen and Zhongshan to 30 minutes.
CrowdStrike Update Causes Global Tech Outage, Impacts 8.5 Million Microsoft Devices
A global tech outage caused by a CrowdStrike software update affected nearly 8.5 million Microsoft devices, leading to widespread disruptions in critical services worldwide.
China Unveils World’s Smallest, Lightest Solar-Powered Drone
Chinese researchers have developed the world’s smallest and lightest solar-powered drone, the CoulombFly, weighing just 4.21 grams and able to fly indefinitely as long as the sun shines.
African Union Approves AI Strategy and Digital Pact to Propel Continental Development
The African Union has approved its Continental AI Strategy and African Digital Compact, aiming to harness digital technologies for development and address the continent’s challenges.
Science Saturday: Mammoth Genome Mapped, Black Hole Discovered, Pig Transplant Fails
Discover the latest in science: a 3D woolly mammoth genome, a rare black hole discovery, the challenges of pig kidney transplants, and a SpaceX rocket investigation.
International Moon Day Sparks Enthusiasm for Lunar Village Vision in Harbin
An event celebrating International Moon Day in Harbin, northeast China, ignited excitement for lunar exploration, highlighting China’s plan to establish an international lunar research station by 2050.
Envisioning Lunar Research: Global Space Experts Unite in Harbin for Moon Day
Global space experts and engineers gather in Harbin City, China, for the third International Moon Day, crafting the future of lunar exploration and envisioning the first lunar research station.
Trailblazing Scientists Unite for Chang’e-6 Mission to the Far Side of the Moon
The Chang’e-6 mission aims to unlock the mysteries of the moon’s far side with a dedicated team of global scientists. Discover how they plan to achieve this historic feat in the upcoming documentary ‘Back to the Far Side.’