Tech
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Huawei to hold developer day in Guangzhou on April 28
Huawei Developer Day will open on April 28 in Guangzhou, including the main forum and four thematic sub-forums, the company said Thursday.
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Subway cars made by Chinese firm begin passenger trials in US
CRRC Qingdao Sifang won a $1.3 billion contract to assemble 846 subway cars in Chicago in 2016.
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China adds 8,679 new chip-related firms in Q1, up 302% year-on-year
Among them, 4,047 were registered in March, up 226 percent year-on-year, according to information from data provider Qichacha.
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Alibaba Cloud market share overtakes Google to become No. 3 in the world
From 2016 to 2020, Alibaba Cloud's share rose from 3.7% in 2016 to 9.5% in 2020, up for the fifth consecutive year; AWS's market share fell from 53.7% in 2016 to 40.8% in 2020.
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Baidu CTO says Kunlun 2 chip to be launched in second half of this year
Because of the uncertainty of the chip development process, the exact date cannot be determined yet.
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China opens world's largest Internet test facility backbone network
With the help of FITI, the number of IPv6 addresses owned by China jumped to No. 1 in the world in early April, the report said.
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Loongson unveils in-house developed instruction set architecture LoongArch in historic breakthrough
Chinese chip maker Loongson Technology on Thursday unveiled its fully in-house developed instruction set architecture, Loongson Architecture, or LoongArch, marking a major milestone for the Chinese IC industry.
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Unisoc to announce 6nm 5G T7520 chip progress on April 20
Unisoc has previously announced that the Tiger T7520 will be available three months ahead of schedule, with the chip releasing in February 2020, using the 6nm EUV process for the first time.
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Meituan ruled to pay Ele.me about $53,852 for unfair competition
Meituan, a Chinese shopping platform for locally found consumer products, has been ruled to pay local competitor Ele.me RMB 352,000 ($53,852) for unfair competition infringement.
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China ranks first in AI patent applications, 7.2 times more than US
China's AI patent applications amounted to 389,571, accounting for about 74.7 percent of global applications.