Coronavirus

Tesla announced today that it will donate 5 million yuan to assist the Chinese government in supporting the CDC and other agencies in responding to the Wuhan pneumonia epidemic.

Alibaba Cloud offers free AI computing power for pneumonia vaccine development

Can the virus freeze to death at low temperatures? Will it disappear as the temperature rises? With the outbreak of the new coronavirus, there have been more and more questions about the virus and temperature.

With the continued spread of the new coronavirus across China, Tesla car owners have recently received notifications that they can charge at supercharging stations for free.

Xiaomi announced on Monday that the Xiaomi House offline retail stores in China will be closed from January 28 to February 2, and will resume operations on February 3 in order to cooperate with the control of the new coronavirus.

For the first time, 5G is used for telemedicine against new coronavirus outbreak in China

Beijing has decided to delay the start of the spring semester for all universities, middle schools, elementary schools and kindergartens in the city, according to CCTV.

In their support to the novel coronavirus hardest-hit city of Wuhan, Chinese Internet companies has offered their helping hand, with some donating cash and some donating masks and other materials.

Apple CEO Tim Cook posted a New Year message on Weibo, sending his greetings to the medical staff who is in the in coronavirus fight.

Huawei has decided to postpone the Huawei Developer Conference originally scheduled to be held in February until the end of March considering the current situation of new pneumonia.