China Tech

  • Baidu Apollo launches first L4 self-driving Robobus in Chongqing

    Baidu was awarded 10 licenses to operate autonomous driving human testing in Chongqing, where Baidu Apollo and King Long collaborated to launch Robobus, an L4 autonomous vehicle.

  • Here are everything Alibaba unveiled today: Cloud computer, logistics robot, cloud gaming platform and more

    Zhang Jianfeng, president of Alibaba Cloud Intelligence Business Group and president of Alibaba DAMO Academy, today unveiled Wuying, Alibaba's first cloud computer, a supercomputer that grows in the cloud, at the 2020 Apsara Conference.

  • Chinese chip maker Unisoc launches smart helmet chip solution that recognizes lanes and monitors user health

    Unisoc, a China-based supplier of mobile communications chipsets and IoT chipsets, today launched the world's first smart helmet solution built at the chip level.

  • Huawei HiSilicon launches HiSpark development kit, supports HarmonyOS 2.0

    Huawei HiSilicon and partners have created the HiSpark series of development kits, including hardware development boards, SDK packages, reference engineering, documentation.

  • China-made Loongson 3A processors see over 300,000 shipments, have served 10 BeiDou satellites

    Bai Chunli, President of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said today that more than 300,000 Loongson 3A processors have been sold and the embedded Loongson chip has been successfully used in 10 BeiDou navigation satellites.

  • Hunan Apollo gets permission to remove safety officers from driverless tests, first in China

    Chinese self-driving taxi operator Hunan Apollo Intelligent Transportation has received a permit from Changsha regulators for unmanned testing of smart internet connected vehicles without any safety officer, becoming the first company in China to receive such a permit.

  • Baidu's Robin Li: Autonomous driving will be commercially available in 5 years

    Baidu Chairman and CEO Robin Li predicted that in five years' time, automated driving will be fully commercialized, greatly reducing congestion and eliminating the need for car purchase and traffic restrictions.

  • Bilibili announces successful launch of its video satellite, first of its kind for a Chinese internet company

    The Bilibili video satellite has been successfully launched, becoming China's first remote sensing satellite customized by an Internet company and used to disseminate popular science.

  • Huawei rumored to be developing its own programming language, Char

    Huawei is working on its own programming language called Char and the project has been in the works for a long time, a well-known Weibo blogger said, adding details are expected to be released to the public next year.

  • Shenzhen pilot uses BeiDou's high-precision positioning to regulate shared bicycle parking

    Shenzhen started a pilot plan to regulate shared bicycle parking with BeiDou's high-precision positioning, with the pilot range including the Xili Street, Taoyuan Street, Nanshan District, Baoan District, Xin'an Street, Xixiang Street, according to the Yangcheng Evening News.