A Bosch China executive says cars will never become a third space, pushing back on the idea that vehicles should compete with homes and offices. The remark lands as Chinese automakers load cabins with screens, seats and software.
China has deployed the world's first 35-kilovolt high-voltage direct-mount distributed synchronous condenser at a wind farm in Heilongjiang, stabilizing voltage without a step-up transformer. The device responds instantly to fluctuations, helping integrate variable wind power into the grid and reducing blackout risk.
Tech giants are piling into pharmaceuticals, betting that AI can shorten drug discovery and cut failure rates. The question is how much of that promise is real and how much is a familiar boom.
A Chinese robotics company's first earnings report disappointed investors even as its stock climbed 70%, exposing the gap between physical AI hype and near-term revenue. The story is really about how Chinese manufacturers plan to buy robots — and what they will demand before signing.
Chinese employers increasingly use AI to screen job applicants, and candidates are answering with AI of their own to practice interviews and polish answers. The result is an arms race that both sides say feels less human.
Tech giants are racing to build orbital data centers, betting that space-based computing can solve AI's growing energy and cooling constraints. For chipmakers, space represents a new growth market beyond Earth's crowded terrestrial facilities.
BYD's ultra-luxury Yangwang U9X recorded 503.17 km/h, the first time a production car has broken the 500 km/h barrier. The run underlines how Chinese automakers are using electric drive and vehicle engineering to chase performance records once owned by European brands.
A team at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences has built a smartphone-linked test strip that screens produce for 6 to 36 pesticide residues in 5 to 15 minutes, replacing days of lab work. The system is designed for farmers, markets and inspectors rather than laboratories.
Baidu's autonomous driving unit has built a world model that simulates entire city scenes in real time, letting its robotaxi software rehearse about 1 million kilometers of driving per day. The company frames it as the answer to a testing bottleneck that would otherwise take years of real-road driving.
A Chinese strategy game guide lays out the most cost-effective way to level a roster to 48 using Xu Yu and Lu Xun, stored experience and high-level resource tiles. It's a window into how deeply players optimize these seasonal campaign modes.
A Chinese research write-up describes a model that reads its own weights and rewrites a tiny slice of them, breaking Qwen's endless reasoning loop without gradient descent. The claim points to a shortcut channel for AI improving AI.
A recent live-fire trial in northwest China's Gobi desert showed the 'Light Arrow' laser system stopping swarms of kamikaze drones in midair. The developer says years of work on fiber drawing, heat control and precision targeting made the invisible shield possible.
Baidu has unveiled Apollo World, a world model built to simulate real physics for autonomous driving, and says it is already used in global testing of its robotaxi service. The company argues the measure of such models is causal fidelity, not pretty rendering.
Photos of China's first all-electric passenger aircraft, the COMAC CE-25A, have surfaced online, showing ten battery-powered ducted fans on its wings. The full-scale demonstrator has drawn mockery as well as interest, raising questions about whether electric aviation is a serious path or an expensive detour.
Li Jiaqi, China's best-known livestream salesman, sold 100,000 monthly memberships to Qianwen Office in thirty minutes on November 2, roughly 2 trillion tokens. The stunt shows AI subscriptions moving from enterprise budgets to the consumer checkout.
The 2026 Greater Bay Area Science Forum opened in Guangzhou on November 1, gathering scientists, government representatives and tech entrepreneurs around the theme of linking the region's innovation chain to future industries.
A Chinese geoscience professor argues that AI-drafted degree dissertations should be barred from external review, after reading several that felt fluent but hollow. His complaint points to a deeper problem: peer review has no reliable way to detect machine authorship.
TrendForce forecasts server CPU shipments will rise 31% in 2026 and more than 40% in 2027 as AI agents shift data-center spending from accelerator cards toward balanced compute racks.
A claim that Hengdian film town fed 150,000 background performers' data to AI sparked a backlash, and the platform behind the model denied it. The dispute exposes how China's studios are digitizing extras without clear consent rules.
A new embodied-AI data center in Hangzhou aims to replace slow human-operated collection with simulation, claiming it can produce in a month what the industry took two years to gather. The pitch reframes robot training capacity as a computing problem rather than a labor problem.
Westlake University has opened a world model research center in Hangzhou, aimed at the physical intelligence bottlenecks behind robotics and embodied AI. It pairs an academic lab with a founder of an AI startup, a model increasingly common in Chinese AI research.
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