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The U.S. Has Lost the Battle: China Has Access to All the Chips It Needs to Develop Its Own AI, Analysts Say

Business and Economics

Huawei has begun providing Chinese tech companies with samples of its Ascend 910C GPU for testing.

These Images From Space Paint a Clear Picture: China Is Building a Missile Launch Site on a Strategic Island

Magnet

The radar on Triton Island could hinder navigation for U.S. fleets.

China Unveils New Approach to Road Construction. It Involves 98 Miles, 10 Machines, and No Humans at All

Mobility

The country demonstrates its technical capabilities with the construction of a road where no human employees were involved.

TSMC Under Investigation: The U.S. Government Is Examining Potential Secret Deals With Huawei

Business and Economics

No one saw this coming. The Department of Commerce is investigating TSMC, the world’s largest integrated circuit manufacturer.

Chinese Youth Aren’t Very Different From the Rest of Generation Z: They Don’t Know What It's Like to Search on Baidu and Google

Apps

Google is for boomers.

China and Iran Have Crossed a Red Line: They’re Using ChatGPT to Create Malware and Carry Out Phishing Attacks

Security

Over the past few weeks, OpenAI has identified more than 20 cyberattacks orchestrated using ChatGPT and other LLMs.

China Wants to Put an End to Its Reliance on the U.S. It’s Encouraging Local Companies to Stop Buying Nvidia Chips

Business and Economics

In recent years, dozens of Chinese companies have developed their own AI hardware.

Shenzhen Organized a Show With More Than 10,000 Drones. It Was So Impressive That It Broke Two Guinness World Records

Drones

10,197 unmanned vehicles lit up the city’s night sky during the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China.

China Is Facing a Future With More Old People and Fewer Workers. It Has a Plan: Encourage Senior Citizens to Volunteer

Magnet

The country is preparing for an increase in the number of inhabitants over 60 and a loss of young workers.

China Plans to House 5,000 Scientists Worldwide to Its Upcoming Lunar Base. The First Arrivals Are Scheduled for 2035

Space

The Chinese space agency has extended an invitation to all nations for the country’s International Lunar Research Station.

The U.S. Increases Tension With China: It’ll Ban the Sale of All Cars Containing Chinese Parts or Software

Mobility

The U.S. seeks to prohibit all connected cars that use Chinese software or hardware.

China Has Just Provided the First Answers to the Big Question of What the Heck Is on the Dark Side of the Moon

Space

Chinese scientists have published the first paper on the lunar soil extract they obtained during their last mission.

Elon Musk’s Warning to the U.S. Government Is True: China Is Closer Than Ever to Having Its Own Starship

Space

As SpaceX clashes with the FAA, China advances with its various versions of Starship.

A New Business That No One Saw Coming Is Taking Off in China: ‘Crematoriums’ for Photos and Mementos of Ex-partners

Magnet

When love is over, sometimes it isn’t easy to keep certain things. In China, people who get divorced throw away millions of mementos.

In an Unexpected Twist, China Says It Can Use Starlink Signals to Detect Spy Planes and Drones

Drones

Stealth aircraft are designed to avoid radar detection and other surveillance technologies.

In 2018, Workers Stumbled Upon an 8th-Century Tomb. It Had a Particularly Unique Feature

Research

Early cultural exchanges between the West and the Far East have always been fascinating.

Chinese Scientists Claim to Have Achieved a Technological Feat With Stainless Steel Once Thought Impossible. It Took a Lot of Imagination

Materials

The Asian country wants more advanced and, above all, cheaper hypersonic missiles.

The End of Plastic as We Know It Is Near. Self-Destructing Plastic Is Just Around the Corner

The U.S. Has Lost the Battle: China Has Access to All the Chips It Needs to Develop Its Own AI, Analysts Say

These Images From Space Paint a Clear Picture: China Is Building a Missile Launch Site on a Strategic Island

China Unveils New Approach to Road Construction. It Involves 98 Miles, 10 Machines, and No Humans at All

TSMC Under Investigation: The U.S. Government Is Examining Potential Secret Deals With Huawei

Chinese Youth Aren’t Very Different From the Rest of Generation Z: They Don’t Know What It's Like to Search on Baidu and Google

China and Iran Have Crossed a Red Line: They’re Using ChatGPT to Create Malware and Carry Out Phishing Attacks

China Wants to Put an End to Its Reliance on the U.S. It’s Encouraging Local Companies to Stop Buying Nvidia Chips

Shenzhen Organized a Show With More Than 10,000 Drones. It Was So Impressive That It Broke Two Guinness World Records

China Is Facing a Future With More Old People and Fewer Workers. It Has a Plan: Encourage Senior Citizens to Volunteer

China Plans to House 5,000 Scientists Worldwide to Its Upcoming Lunar Base. The First Arrivals Are Scheduled for 2035

The U.S. Increases Tension With China: It’ll Ban the Sale of All Cars Containing Chinese Parts or Software

China Has Just Provided the First Answers to the Big Question of What the Heck Is on the Dark Side of the Moon

Elon Musk’s Warning to the U.S. Government Is True: China Is Closer Than Ever to Having Its Own Starship

A New Business That No One Saw Coming Is Taking Off in China: ‘Crematoriums’ for Photos and Mementos of Ex-partners

In an Unexpected Twist, China Says It Can Use Starlink Signals to Detect Spy Planes and Drones

In 2018, Workers Stumbled Upon an 8th-Century Tomb. It Had a Particularly Unique Feature

Chinese Scientists Claim to Have Achieved a Technological Feat With Stainless Steel Once Thought Impossible. It Took a Lot of Imagination

The End of Plastic as We Know It Is Near. Self-Destructing Plastic Is Just Around the Corner

China Bans Certain Apple Chargers, Claiming They Generate ‘Harmful Interference’

Black Myth Wukong Was Released a Few Hours Ago. That's All It Needed to Make History

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