Category: Industry News
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Computing Network Build-Out Accelerates
Four national hub nodes approved and four more in the works, provincial plans from Henan to Yunnan, and a security white paper for the computing network itself.
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96 Chinese Science Journals Now Rank in the World’s Top Quarter
Twenty-five journals rank in the top 5% of their fields, seven rank first, and three — including Cell Research — post impact factors above 20.
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The Race to Mass-Produce Big-Compute Auto Chips
2022 is the year chips above 100 TOPS reach production cars. Nvidia and Qualcomm get there first; Chinese startups are a step behind on schedule and a step ahead on ambition.
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Thirteen Challenges for Electronics and Information Engineering
The Chinese Academy of Engineering’s annual list runs from 3nm process limits and 6G research to underwater acoustics and emergency-response data platforms.
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Virtual Humans Arrive Before the Metaverse Does
Twenty financing deals and over RMB 2 billion in 2021; a market forecast at RMB 270 billion by 2030. The expensive part is not the face — it is 300,000 strands of hair and millisecond motion capture.
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IPv6 Traffic Doubles in a Year
Mobile IPv6 traffic share rose from 17.21% to 35.15% in 2021, fixed from 4.3% to 9.38% — both doubling year on year and beating the plan.
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Smart Customer Service Should Not Be the After-Sales Pain Point
Over 90% of consumers have used an automated support line; only about 40% found it useful. When ‘answer off-topic’ meets ‘no human available’, the brand pays for it.
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The Cybersecurity Industry on the Fast Track
Market size reached about RMB 200 billion in 2021, up 15.8%. The gaps: no premium products, weak services, thin international business, and a fragmented field that needs consolidation.
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AI Finds Its Everyday Moment
From zero-latency graphics at the Olympics to 5-second airport gates in Dubai, AI has moved from demos to daily life. The bottleneck now is compute — and cities are building it.
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AI Moves Public Opinion Monitoring Beyond Keyword Search
With more than one billion netizens, opinion data now runs at hundreds of millions of items a day. AI-based monitoring replaces keyword search with multi-dimensional content recognition.