Interoperability Moves to the Center Interoperability has become one of the most important yet understated factors shaping China’s digital economy. As digital systems expand across finance, industry, and public services, the ability of platforms and institutions to communicate seamlessly is no longer optional.
For years, global discussions about artificial intelligence have focused on a supposed head-to-head battle between the United States and China. In this view, the US dominates with its frontier models and immense computing resources, while China is cast as the challenger struggling under
China’s semiconductor sector is entering a renewed phase of recovery as policymakers and industry leaders work to strengthen domestic capabilities. Semiconductors are essential for everything from smartphones to electric vehicles, cloud computing and artificial intelligence. China’s ambition is to build an independent and
Semiconductors are a foundational element of modern technology, underpinning industries ranging from consumer electronics and automotive systems to artificial intelligence and industrial automation. China has identified semiconductor self-reliance as a strategic priority, implementing policies to bolster domestic production, R&D, and global competitiveness. The
Alibaba has announced plans to expand its artificial intelligence investment to levels exceeding 53 billion US dollars over the coming years. The e-commerce and cloud giant is positioning AI as the cornerstone of its growth strategy, focusing on cloud infrastructure, enterprise adoption, and
