Baidu has taken a significant leap in China’s drive toward technological self-reliance by unveiling two new artificial intelligence chips at its annual developer and client conference. As competition intensifies between domestic innovators like Huawei and global giants constrained by export restrictions, Baidu is
China’s energy storage researchers have reported significant progress in next generation electric vehicle battery chemistry, marking an important step toward improving performance, safety, and affordability in the rapidly expanding EV market. As global demand for clean transportation grows, scientists and industry partners are
China’s leading search and technology company Baidu reported a significant rise in its artificial intelligence revenue during the third quarter, even as other parts of its business faced weaker market conditions. The company said that its AI related income grew by fifty percent
Alibaba Group Holding has officially rolled out its new artificial intelligence application known as Qwen, presenting it as a fully free gateway for consumers who want access to powerful AI tools without the usual subscription costs. The company described the app as a
China is taking a decisive step in strengthening its semiconductor industry by rolling out a new, targeted subsidy strategy designed to balance innovation, sustainability, and self-sufficiency. The government’s approach signals a shift away from blanket financial incentives toward a more refined and performance-based
China’s cloud ecosystem is entering a decisive growth phase as the country accelerates investment in digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and international connectivity. Major technology firms are expanding server networks and building data centers across key economic zones to meet surging global demand for
China’s cloud and artificial intelligence industries are rapidly merging into a powerful engine for global digital transformation. Once viewed primarily as domestic growth sectors, Chinese AI-cloud providers are now exporting full-stack solutions to Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, supplying governments and enterprises
A national drone competition held in China this month has drawn wide attention for its emphasis on unmanned systems innovation, reflecting Beijing’s determination to integrate emerging technologies with national defence development.The competition, jointly organised by leading universities, industrial partners, and provincial governments, featured
U.S. semiconductor giant Nvidia is positioning for a potential return to the Chinese market as expectations rise that President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping could reach a new understanding on advanced technology exports.The optimism follows reports that Trump raised the issue of
China is rapidly transforming its urban mobility systems through artificial intelligence and smart logistics integration. Across major cities like Shenzhen, Hangzhou, and Chongqing, AI-powered transport grids are streamlining everything from freight management to autonomous delivery. According to Bloomberg and SCMP, the combined output
