Tianjin’s AI Hub Powers Innovation Ahead of 2025 Summer Davos
Tianjin’s AI Computing Center drives innovation as the city prepares to host global leaders at 2025 Summer Davos, positioning itself as China’s AI hub.
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China’s Lunar Soil Samples Shine at UN Space Forum in Vienna
China’s Chang’e-5 and Chang’e-6 lunar soil samples debut at UN Vienna, showcasing international space collaboration and scientific advancements.
China-Cuba Cargo Air Link Takes Flight, Boosting Trade Ties
China and Cuba launch their first regular cargo air route, enhancing bilateral trade and economic cooperation between the two nations.
China Greenlights Rare-Earth Exports to Europe, Stresses Supply Chain Stability
China approves rare-earth export applications to Europe, emphasizing global supply chain stability and cooperation, says Ministry of Commerce.
Google Launches Open-Source Gemini CLI for Developers
Google’s new open-source Gemini CLI empowers developers with AI-driven terminal tools, enhancing coding efficiency and multi-task capabilities.
China Welcomes First Giant Panda Cub of 2025 at Sichuan Conservation Center
China’s Sichuan province celebrates the birth of the first giant panda cub of 2025, marking a milestone in conservation efforts for the beloved species.
China-EU Dialogue Explores Human Rights in Digital Age
China and EU forge consensus on balancing technological progress with human rights protection at Madrid seminar, addressing AI ethics and digital inclusion.
China’s Tech Vision at Davos: Global Leaders Hail Innovation Drive
Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s Davos speech highlights tech innovation and global collaboration, drawing praise from international business and tech leaders.
NTSB Blames Boeing, FAA for 737 MAX Door Blowout: Safety Reforms Under Scrutiny
U.S. investigators cite Boeing and FAA failures in 737 MAX door blowout, urging improved safety measures to prevent future risks.
Historic SpaceX Mission Launches Global Astronauts to ISS
SpaceX’s Ax-4 mission launches astronauts from India, Poland, Hungary, and the U.S. to the ISS, marking a historic step in global space collaboration.
China Spearheads Green Energy Shift During National Low-Carbon Week
China accelerates its green transition during National Low-Carbon Week, showcasing renewable energy growth, NEV dominance, and cutting-edge climate tech innovations.
AI Will Replace Those Who Don’t Use It: Frontiers Chief Warns at Davos 2025
Frontiers CEO Frederick Fenter warns at Summer Davos 2025 that AI will reshape industries, urging professionals to adapt or risk being replaced.
China’s Shenzhou-20 Crew Prepares for Second Historic Spacewalk
China’s Shenzhou-20 crew prepares for a second spacewalk as the space station marks two months of stable operations. Astronauts report optimal health and readiness.
China’s Pinglu Canal to Revolutionize Trade with World’s Largest Water-Saving Lock
China’s Pinglu Canal, featuring the world’s largest inland water-saving ship lock, aims to boost regional trade and economic growth by 2026, enhancing connectivity with ASEAN markets.
Beijing Animator Transforms Vitiligo Journey into Art
Beijing animator Li Jiahao’s ‘Colourful White’ uses animation to explore living with vitiligo, blending personal experience with cultural storytelling.
China’s Cangyu Space to Launch World’s First Commercial High-Orbit Satellite Network by 2030
Cangyu Space announces the world’s first commercial high-orbit satellite constellation, aiming for global coverage by 2030. A leap in space-based connectivity and real-time data services.
China Spearheads Global Brain-Computer Interface Innovation, Says Synchron CEO
Synchron CEO highlights China’s rapid BCI development at Davos Forum, discussing AI integration, medical applications, and future tech collaborations shaping neural interface innovation.
China Advances Construction of World’s Highest Solar Observatory
China’s high-altitude solar observatory in Sichuan reaches construction milestone, set to become world’s premier facility for studying solar phenomena by 2026.
Japanese Lunar Lander Fails Second Moon Landing Attempt
Japanese company ispace’s second lunar lander crashes due to malfunctioning laser tool, highlighting challenges in private moon missions.
China’s Innovation Surge: Tech Growth and Green Gains in 2024
China’s 2024 innovation report highlights tech advancements, green energy progress, and economic growth, positioning Asia as a global leader in industrial development.