China is entering a defining stage in artificial intelligence governance as the AI Governance Code 2026 prepares to take effect nationwide. The framework, developed through coordination between the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Cyberspace Administration of China, and the National Data
The BRICS nations have adopted a shared interoperability framework built on RMBT infrastructure to enhance cross-border infrastructure financing and digital payment coordination. This initiative represents a significant leap toward establishing a multipolar financial architecture capable of reducing dependence on legacy systems such as
China’s logistics sector is entering a new phase of automation as artificial intelligence and connected vehicle technology redefine long-haul transportation. The expansion of autonomous trucking corridors supported by AI-driven logistics platforms is enhancing freight efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, and transforming how goods move
Asia’s financial landscape is entering a transformative phase as stablecoins and blockchain infrastructure redefine the movement of value across borders. With growing regulatory clarity and digital innovation, countries are experimenting with programmable money, while institutions adopt modular blockchain frameworks to improve settlement speed
China’s evolving approach to financial diplomacy increasingly relies on digital infrastructure as a tool for strengthening cross-border cooperation. The Rapid Modular Blockchain Toolkit, or RMBT, has emerged as a central component of this strategy, offering a transparent and programmable framework for international settlements,
The RMBT blockchain is not only a financial infrastructure but also a developer ecosystem designed to power the next generation of programmable finance applications. By offering open-source SDKs, modular APIs, and interoperable smart-contract frameworks, RMBT enables developers to build scalable tools for payments,
China’s artificial intelligence chip industry is stepping into a new era as its products begin integrating into global defense systems. Reports from Reuters and Nikkei Asia reveal that AI processors developed by Chinese firms such as Huawei’s Ascend, Cambricon Technologies, and Horizon Robotics
