Category: Industry News
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Industrial Internet Accelerates ‘Intelligent Manufacturing in China’: Three Experts Weigh In
Industrial internet applications now span 28 economic sectors, with early adopters lifting productivity over 20% and cutting equipment failure rates by half. Three experts map what works, what lags and what comes next.
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Cloud Drives’ Monthly Test: Will Throttling End by Year-End?
Eight major Chinese cloud drive firms signed a self-regulation pledge to offer uniform upload and download speeds. Five have shipped; Baidu Netdisk, Weiyun and Xunlei are in final testing ahead of a 31 December deadline.
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Chinese and British Experts Discuss Intelligent Manufacturing Research Online
The first Sino-British academic forum on intelligent manufacturing covered smart remanufacturing that cuts emissions 62%, hybrid-robot machining for aerospace, and where the two countries’ universities will collaborate next.
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New Short-Video Rules Are Out: When Does the Infringement Wave End?
China’s broadcast regulator now bars unauthorised cutting and editing of films and shows. With 30 million suspected infringing clips monitored and a 92.9% infringement rate for original creators, enforcement is the question.
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China’s Cybersecurity Industry in Fast Growth: 15.8% Expansion Expected for 2021
Ransomware, data leaks and supply-chain attacks keep escalating, and national security law is tightening. The industry reached RMB 172.9 billion in 2020 and should hit RMB 200.3 billion in 2021 – with data security the hottest field.
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2021 Review: Industrial Internet Accelerates into Depth, Adding Momentum for Quality Growth
The industrial internet’s value added is set to top RMB 4 trillion in 2021. Networks, platforms and security systems are taking shape, 5G industrial modules now cost under 1,000 yuan, and applications reach 40 economic sectors.
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Youth Culture and Technology Works Enter the Forbidden City
Qinghai students depicted Tibetan antelopes in cloisonné while Beijing classmates added laser cutting and programmable sound-and-light effects. The first youth exhibition ever held in the Palace Museum opened on 19 December.
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State-Owned Enterprises Shift Their Digital Transformation into High Gear
The number of digitally transforming Chinese SOEs has climbed since 2010, with R&D the most common focus. A new Renmin University study maps the paths – and the gaps in planning and talent.
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Putting the Big Data ‘Rich Mine’ to Work
Data awareness is the precondition of digital transformation: break the information barriers, integrate internal and external data, and build protective dams for privacy while the data flows.
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The Smart Economy Is Unleashing New Growth Momentum
From smart traffic in Shenzhen to 5G-powered services nationwide, the deep integration of digital technologies with industry is injecting strong momentum into China’s high-quality development.