NORAD said the high altitude balloon intercepted over Utah was a “likely hobby” craft a year after the Chinese spy balloon controversy.
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Pentagon says new high altitude balloon intercepted over US ‘likely hobby’ craft year after China controversy
US won’t restrict exports of ‘mature chips’ to China — processors using 28nm or older tech will be free from sanctions
A Department of Commerce official stated that sanctions on China wouldn’t extend to “mature chips or legacy chips.” …
Blockchain cybercrimes trigger China’s Supreme Procuratorate action
China’s Supreme People’s Procuratorate targets rising cybercrimes, focusing on blockchain and metaverse offenses. Concerns include fraud, violence, and personal info breaches.
Now it’s time to phase in market-oriented, law-based, internationalized oversight system to guide China’s stock market growth: scholar
On the first working day after the Spring Festival, China Securities Regulatory Commission held more than 10 back-to-back meetings with a wide range of market participants to solicit suggestions on …
Beijing 2022 snowboard gold medalist Su Yiming aims high in Milano-Cortina 2026
HOHHOT, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) — After his remarkable success at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games, Su Yiming took some time off, embracing the quiet away from the spotlight and delving into new sports …
China’s EV takeover
Elon Musk relied on China to fuel Tesla’s rise. Now Beijing has its own plan to dominate the future of electric cars and beat the US auto industry.
China’s former richest person Zong Qinghoug dead at 79, confirms his establshment
He established Wahaha in 1987 and built it into a beverage giant whose drinks are a fixture in shops and kiosks across China. In 2010, Zong was listed by Forbes magazine as China’s richest person…
Paddle boarder drifts from Shenzhen waters to Sai Kung
A paddle boarder has reportedly drifted from Shenzhen waters to Sai Kung after spending the night at sea. Police said they received a call from the …
Shenzhen Qisiyin 3D Printing Technology Leads The Future Of Prototyping And Additive Manufacturing
Shenzhen Qisiyin 3D Printing Technology Co., Ltd (QSYrapid), a stalwart in the 3D printing industry with 30 years of operat …
China’s truffle exports hit record high, 30 years after being used as pig feed, as appetite soars
China’s exports of frozen and fresh truffles surged by 58.6 per cent from a year earlier in 2023 amid increasing efforts to secure a foothold in the high-end food produce trade.
AI technology could help US, allies monitor China’s Taiwan invasion intensions
If Washington helps defend Taiwan as President Biden has declared, the U.S. will need an early warning system to anticipate a military assault, and AI could help.
How Will China Win the AI Race Amidst Reliance on US Technology?
Dubbed the “AI race,” China’s endeavor to lead in AI is revealed to hinge significantly on technology sourced from the United States.
NBA could be going back to China soon: Nets owner Joe Tsai
It sounds like the NBA is back in the China business. At least, so says one of the men in the best position to know — Nets owner Joe Tsai, who has been influential in…
