China to Build Over 100 Trusted Data Hubs by 2028
China plans to build over 100 trusted data matrixes by 2028, aiming to enhance secure data sharing and innovation across the country, according to the National Data Administration’s new action plan.
November 2024
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Founders Space CEO Encourages China and U.S. to Seek Win-Win Solutions
Steve Hoffman, CEO of Founders Space, urges China and the U.S. to focus on win-win solutions through collaboration, highlighting the importance of cooperation for global innovation and shared success.
Former Peruvian Congressman Calls for Stronger China-US Ties After Leaders Meet
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Over 55 Killed in Israeli Air Strikes on Lebanon and Gaza
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China and Portugal Strengthen Ties During Top Legislator’s Visit
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Chinese Scientists Discover Rare Meteorite Crater on Mountain Ridge
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China Announces Upgrade to 5G-A Network, Paving Way for 6G Innovation
China unveils plans to upgrade its 5G network to the advanced 5G-A standard and promote 6G research, aiming to revolutionize data flow and connectivity with faster speeds and innovative technologies.
COP29 Agrees on $300B for Climate Action, But Is It Enough?
At COP29, developed nations agreed to provide $300 billion annually by 2035 to help developing countries tackle climate change. While it’s triple the previous commitment, many nations say it’s still far from enough.
Is China’s Textile Industry Shifting to Southeast Asia?
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Climate Summit Stalls as Funding Proposal Disappoints Developing Nations
At COP29, climate negotiations stall as developing nations find proposed funding goals insufficient, leaving a daunting task ahead.