Gong Zhe is a Senior Sci-Tech Editor at CGTN. He specializes in the intersection of technology and business, focusing on themes such as supply chain logistics, climate change, and artificial intelligence, with a particular interest in bridging Eastern and Western cultures. Gong's insights and expertise have been featured in various discussions on global supply chains, energy sustainability, and the advancements in AI and robotics.
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By: Gong Zhe
Huawei's rotating chairman Xu Zhijun says chipmakers can achieve cutting-edge performance using mature 7nm-class process technology by adopting the company's "He's Law" design methodology, featuring "logic folding" that could achieve 1.4nm-equivalent density by 2031.
The second unit of the "Carbon One" supercritical carbon dioxide waste heat power project has been connected to the grid in Guizhou, completing the world's first commercial-scale demonstration of supercritical CO₂ waste heat power generation.
China's Qianfan Constellation has achieved 200 satellites in orbit, with manufacturing costs reduced by over 96% through mass production and modular design, targeting 15,000 satellites for global coverage by 2030.
The 2026 World Cup across Canada, Mexico and the US is the most technology-drenched tournament in football history. The beautiful game has never been this quantified, this monitored or this engineered.
Shanghai International Film Festival's new "AI Backlot" challenge opened every prompt and workflow to the public. What AI can do in film, what it can't, and why the boundary matters.
More vehicle AI solutions made their debut at the China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing, as chipmakers compete for a larger share of China's vast car market.This year's CISCE introduced a dedicated AI zone for the first time, presenting
Sinochem sits at a critical juncture of the advanced manufacturing supply chain. It starts from raw materials – synthesizing monomers step by step into high-performance specialty materials – and delivers them to downstream industries including ultra-high
The future doesn't arrive with a keynote. It gets built, piece by piece, across a supply chain you've never heard of.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang took the CES 2026 stage and said something that sent shockwaves through the cooling industry. "We're basically cooling this supercomputer with hot water."He was talking about 45–degree liquid loop cooling for Vera Rubin NVL72 –
By: Gong Zhe
China on Friday spotlighted five "most beautiful sci-tech workers" whose achievements reflect the country's push for technological self-reliance.The workers span space exploration, ecological restoration, medicine and plateau agriculture.Gui Haichao,
