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AI and big data technology will change every traditional industry we know, and many problems in real life can be solved with "code", such as the transportation industry, said Robin Li, founder, chairman and CEO of Baidu, at the 2020 Digital China Construction Summit on October 12.

Chinese automated bus provider QCraft announced on October 12 that it will open the country's first normally operating urban open-road Robobus project in Suzhou within the year, and simultaneously launch Robobus normal operations in several cities in China.

Huawei has become China's most valuable consumer electronics company with a value of RMB 1.1 trillion, while Xiaomi ranks second with a value of RMB 434 billion, according to the "2020 Hurun Report on China's Top 10 Consumer Electronics Companies" released today.

China Broadcasting Network was officially inaugurated on October 12, making it the fourth telecom operator in China. Shareholders include Alibaba Venture Capital Management and State Grid Information and Communication Industry Group.

Recently, NIO Life established FoodLab food research institute in Beijing Auto Show, and entered into a strategic cooperation with SGS, an authoritative international quality inspection agency, to establish ISO9001 quality management system and BRC food safety management system.

As of August, the combined 5G subscribers of China Mobile and China Telecom had surpassed 150 million, while not as many 5G phones have been sold in the country, and it's clear that some of those users aren't really 5G users.

Supported by the mine's 5G network, the first two open pit 5G unmanned mining trucks in central China's Anhui Province went online for trial operation, according to local media Anhui Daily.

Chinese IP and custom chip company Innosilicon has completed the world's first chip tape-out and testing based on SMIC's FinFET N+1 process, the Zhuhai government's Zhuhai Special Zone Newspaper reported on October 11, adding that all of its IP is made in China and its functionality passed the test in one go.

A Chinese internet user recently posted a spy photo of what appears to be an NIO (NYSE: NIO) sedan, the EE7, which shows that the car is not very tall and is the size of a sedan.

SAIC, China's largest auto group, is pushing ahead with a new electric smart car brand project code-named "L," jiemian.com said today, citing people with knowledge of the matter.