Every year, the Spring Festival Gala draws the largest television audience in China, bringing families together for an evening that blends tradition, entertainment, and national celebration. This year, the spotlight is shifting beyond performers and hosts to the companies competing behind the scenes.
China’s technology sector is undergoing a transformation that is far less visible than viral apps or headline-grabbing product launches, yet far more structural in nature. Beneath the surface, intelligence is being woven directly into infrastructure, changing how computing, manufacturing, logistics, and research systems
Chinese authorities have arrested two men accused of creating and spreading a fabricated video generated with artificial intelligence that falsely showed national basketball star Wang Siyu accusing her head coach Gong Luming of corruption. The case has drawn renewed attention to the growing
China has opted not to adopt Nvidia’s H200 artificial intelligence chips, even after the United States approved their export, signaling Beijing’s deepening commitment to semiconductor self reliance amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The decision comes as global demand for advanced AI processors continues to
China is entering a new phase of artificial intelligence development as leading tech companies roll out advanced AI agents capable of performing complex tasks with minimal human oversight. Known as agentic AI these systems function less like traditional chatbots and more like autonomous
Along the banks of Shanghai’s Huangpu River a dramatic new structure now rises above the skyline. With its dark angular glass facade the West Bund Convention Center looks like a polished gemstone catching sunlight by day and reflecting deep black tones after dusk.
