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  • China cloud services spending grows 55% year-on-year to $6 billion in Q1

    Cloud infrastructure services growth in China continues to outpace the rest of the world as the government makes cloud computing a top strategic priority.

  • China's first privately-owned high-speed rail line is completed

    The Hangzhou-Taizhou High-speed Railway has completed the laying of rails on its entire line, marking the beginning of a change in the previous practice of high-speed railway construction dominated by state-owned capital.

  • China's Tianwen-1 probe powered by operating system developed by local team

    China's Tianwen-1 mission, consisting of an orbiter, a lander, and a rover, saw a number of technological breakthroughs, the operating system being one of them.

  • Alipay to blacklist merchants engaging in cryptocurrency transactions

    In China's unprecedented crackdown on cryptocurrencies, avenues for holders of these virtual assets to turn them into cash are being blocked.

  • Some banks in China are allowing users to withdraw cash from their digital RMB at ATMs

    With the growing use of digital RMB pilots, some banks in China are allowing users to withdraw cash from their digital RMB at ATMs.

  • China's cell phone shipments fell 32% year-on-year to 23 million units in May

    Overall shipments from January to May totaled 148.4 million units, up 19.3 percent year-on-year.

  • Honor aims to return to 16% market share in China by year-end

    Honor is now recovering its domestic market share i at a rapid pace, from about 3 percent in its "darkest hour" to about 8.5 percent.

  • China releases first images taken by Zhurong Mars rover

    The China National Space Administration on Friday released images taken by the Zhurong Mars rover, including a panoramic view of the landing site and the terrain of Mars, according to CCTV.

  • Huawei now has over 4 million registered developers

    Huawei had more than 4 million registered developers by the end of May this year, more than double the number from a year ago, the Chinese tech giant said.

  • China's ride-hailing giant Didi files for US IPO, could be valued at over $70 billion

    Didi's prospectus shows it had 493 million annual active users worldwide and 15 million annual active drivers worldwide in the 12 months ended March 31 of this year.