#China tech
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Chinese researchers have built an 11-satellite optical navigation network immune to GPS jamming. Here's what it means for autonomous vehicles, drones, and the growing rivalry over who controls positioning infrastructure.
Alibaba launched Wukong, an enterprise AI agent platform, just days after losing three senior Qwen engineers. What does the timing reveal about China's AI race—and who stands to win?
30-year-old Jiang Jianfeng becomes PhD supervisor in just 18 months, leads groundbreaking 2D semiconductor research that could reshape global chip industry from Beijing University
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Junyang Lin, key technical leader of Alibaba's Qwen AI project, abruptly stepped down just 24 hours after the company unveiled its new models. What's driving talent away from Chinese tech giants?
US-blacklisted Huawei debuts its most advanced AI supercomputer overseas, claiming Nvidia-level performance. A new chapter in the global chip war begins.
Friedrich Merz's meeting with Alibaba and Unitree CEOs in Hangzhou signals a strategic shift in Germany-China tech cooperation amid US-China tensions.
Alibaba launches Qwen3.5 AI model claiming OpenAI-level performance. With 397B parameters and agent capabilities, Chinese tech giants are making their move in the global AI race.
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OpenClaw now offers Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.5 for free while adding MiniMax support. Industry experts say it's about cost-performance balance, but the implications run deeper.
Four Chinese AI chip startups go public as China mounts coordinated challenge to Nvidia. With government backing and energy advantages, Beijing aims to break US semiconductor supremacy in AI hardware.
Chinese tech giants led by Alibaba are launching AI glasses globally, intensifying competition with Meta and Samsung in the emerging wearable market.
Alibaba's Quark AI glasses gain traction among Chinese consumers as domestic manufacturers prepare to take on global tech giants with hardware innovation, AI capabilities, and competitive pricing strategies.
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Former factory worker Gao Huijun becomes the first mainland Chinese president of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society. Read about his inspiring journey from self-study to global leadership.
