China’s race for cloud supremacy has become a defining contest between Tencent Cloud and Alibaba Cloud, two of the country’s most powerful technology players. In 2025, their rivalry extends beyond China’s borders into Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, where AI infrastructure
China’s rapid urbanization has created both opportunity and complexity in transportation management. With over 300 million vehicles on its roads and megacities expanding beyond traditional boundaries, traffic congestion and pollution remain urgent challenges. To address these issues, China is turning to artificial intelligence
In 2025, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) achieved what was once considered nearly impossible under heavy U.S. export restrictions the successful production of China’s first domestically manufactured 5-nanometer (nm) chip. This milestone marks a turning point in China’s semiconductor strategy, symbolizing the country’s
China’s artificial intelligence (AI) industry is shifting from scale to efficiency. After years of building massive models and expanding data centers, Chinese tech firms are now focused on reducing computational cost and energy use. This movement toward efficiency marks a strategic evolution balancing
China’s cloud computing sector is undergoing a powerful transformation, driven by rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and a national push for digital self-reliance. Alibaba Cloud and Tencent Cloud, the country’s two biggest players, are no longer focused solely on domestic dominance. Both
Electric vehicles (EVs) are transforming the automotive industry in China, drawing significant media attention for their technological innovation, environmental impact, and market growth. Breakthroughs in battery technology, autonomous driving, charging infrastructure, and vehicle design have positioned China as a global leader in the
China’s technology landscape is evolving rapidly, with emerging trends transforming industries, innovation, and global competitiveness. From artificial intelligence and quantum computing to electric vehicles and biotech, Chinese tech companies are driving breakthroughs that influence the global market. This blog examines the top technology
In China’s technology sector, cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) are redefining enterprise solutions, infrastructure management, and digital services. At the forefront of this transformation is Li Qiang, a 26-year-old entrepreneur leveraging AI to innovate cloud computing platforms. By integrating machine learning, data
Women executives are increasingly shaping the biotech and healthcare sectors in China, driving innovation, strategic growth, and operational excellence. Their leadership spans pharmaceutical research, medical technology, digital health platforms, and biotechnology startups. These leaders are breaking traditional gender barriers while steering organizations through
Policy makers play a pivotal role in shaping China’s technology and financial sectors, providing frameworks that enable innovation, regulate markets, and promote economic stability. Influential leaders in government and regulatory bodies are guiding the evolution of digital finance, AI, fintech, and emerging technologies.
