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  • China’s technology sector: AI innovation drives market leadership as domestic powerhouses diversify

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    This arti­cle exam­ines how China’s tech­nol­o­gy sec­tor is cement­ing its role as a glob­al inno­va­tion leader by har­ness­ing arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence and diver­si­fy­ing its busi­ness mod­els. Despite chal­lenges from reg­u­la­to­ry shifts and ongo­ing trade ten­sions, Chi­nese tech com­pa­nies are rein­vest­ing heav­i­ly in research and devel­op­ment to dri­ve break­throughs in AI, next-gen­er­a­tion chip tech­nolo­gies, and dig­i­tal infra­struc­ture. These…

  • 20 Tech Innovations With A Surprising Impact On Popular Culture

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    This arti­cle explains how many tech­nolo­gies orig­i­nal­ly designed for niche or indus­try-spe­cif­ic pur­pos­es have been repur­posed to shape pop­u­lar cul­ture. Shift­ing user behav­iors and evolv­ing cul­tur­al needs have trans­formed these tools into every­day essen­tials across var­i­ous domains. For exam­ple, Blue­tooth began as a short-range data trans­fer solu­tion but now sup­ports wire­less audio, smart­watch­es, and IoT devices.…

  • Key Cybersecurity Challenges In 2025—Trends And Observations

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    In 2025, cyber­se­cu­ri­ty faces a dynam­ic yet unsta­ble land­scape despite increased invest­ments and advanced tools. Forbes con­trib­u­tor Chuck Brooks out­lines how emerg­ing technologies—from quan­tum com­put­ing to arti­fi­cial intelligence—are inten­si­fy­ing both defense and offense in the dig­i­tal realm. Sophis­ti­cat­ed threats such as ran­somware, DDoS attacks, and AI-dri­ven exploits com­pel orga­ni­za­tions to rethink their secu­ri­ty strate­gies. Addi­tion­al con­cerns…

  • European innovation remains robust

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    The Euro­pean Patent Office’s Patent Index 2024 high­lights robust inno­va­tion in Europe, with patent fil­ings main­tain­ing high lev­els despite glob­al uncer­tain­ties. Euro­pean com­pa­nies and inven­tors increased their appli­ca­tions by 0.3%, dri­ven by advance­ments in green tech­nolo­gies, AI, and semi­con­duc­tors. Com­put­er tech­nol­o­gy led with the most appli­ca­tions, while bat­tery inno­va­tion saw sig­nif­i­cant growth. The report under­scores…

  • European Energy Storage Inventory

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    Dive into the map of Ener­gy Stor­age Projects. The Euro­pean Ener­gy Inven­to­ry Stor­age dataset is main­ly based on pub­lic data and data from Wood Macken­zie. https://ses.jrc.ec.europa.eu/storage-inventory-maps

  • Studie zur Batterielieferkette zeigt Chinas globale Dominanz – und Optionen für Europa

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    Fraun­hofer FFB and the Uni­ver­si­ty of Mün­ster have ana­lyzed China’s dom­i­nance in the bat­tery sup­ply chain in a study. Chi­na con­trols almost the entire val­ue chain of lithi­um-ion bat­ter­ies, from raw mate­r­i­al extrac­tion to pro­duc­tion. Europe is almost entire­ly depen­dent on imports, which makes it vul­ner­a­ble to geopo­lit­i­cal ten­sions. Raw mate­ri­als such as lithi­um, cobalt and…

  • China wants to change world with disruptive technologies, but what are they?

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    Chi­na is mak­ing rapid progress in dis­rup­tive tech­nolo­gies, such as humanoid robots, brain-com­put­er inter­faces, quan­tum com­put­ers, and hyper­son­ic air­craft, blur­ring the bound­aries between sci­ence fic­tion and real­i­ty. These inno­va­tions are cen­tral to Beijing’s strat­e­gy for dom­i­nance in emerg­ing mar­kets, aim­ing to out­pace West­ern nations like the U.S. Pres­i­dent Xi Jin­ping empha­sizes fos­ter­ing orig­i­nal, ground­break­ing advance­ments…

  • A fresh look at China’s innovation boom

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    China’s 2025 inno­va­tion land­scape show­cas­es diverse region­al strengths. Hangzhou leads in tech, with gam­ing and robot­ics break­throughs. Henan’s retail sec­tor, exem­pli­fied by Pang­donglai, sees explo­sive growth, chal­leng­ing tra­di­tion­al inno­va­tion hubs. Chengdu’s ani­ma­tion, high­light­ed by “Ne Zha 2,” achieves glob­al cin­e­mat­ic suc­cess. This mul­ti­di­men­sion­al growth is fueled by entre­pre­neur­ial spir­it, state-pri­vate col­lab­o­ra­tion, and long-term vision. China’s…

  • Fusion energy, Eni and UKAEA to build the world’s largest and most advanced tritium fuel cycle facility

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    UKAEA and Eni are col­lab­o­rat­ing to build the world’s largest tri­tium fuel cycle facil­i­ty, the “UKAEA-Eni H3AT Tri­tium Loop Facil­i­ty,” at Cul­ham Cam­pus, set to com­plete in 2028. This part­ner­ship aims to advance fusion ener­gy by devel­op­ing cru­cial tri­tium pro­cess­ing and recy­cling tech­nolo­gies. The project com­bines UKAEA’s fusion exper­tise with Eni’s indus­tri­al-scale capa­bil­i­ties, focus­ing on…

  • Measures cannot wait for next budget cycle’: Reaction to EU’s new €100 billion-plus clean energy plan

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    The EU’s €100 bil­lion Clean Indus­tri­al Deal and Afford­able Ener­gy Action Plan aim to boost indus­try and renew­ables. The Deal focus­es on man­u­fac­tur­ing, while the Plan tar­gets clean ener­gy. To sup­port local man­u­fac­tur­ing, the EU is con­sid­er­ing non-price pro­cure­ment cri­te­ria, cru­cial for indus­tries like bat­tery pro­duc­tion to stay com­pet­i­tive. Source: https://www.energy-storage.news/measures-cannot-wait-for-next-budget-cycle-reaction-to-eus-new-e100-billion-plus-clean-energy-plan/