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Science Pulse

May 4 at 1:44 PM  · 

China’s Jiuzhang quantum computer achieved a major milestone by solving a complex problem in just about 4 minutes — a task that would take the world’s fastest classical supercomputer around 2.5 billion years.

This feat, known as quantum supremacy, was demonstrated through a process called Gaussian boson sampling, which involves tracking the behavior of photons.

Although the problem itself lacks practical use, the breakthrough marks a significant step in the race toward powerful, real-world quantum computing applications.

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Zen calm vs hysterical agitation.

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"Try to find the right people, not the best people." - Jack Ma

Jack Ma quotes Yesterday at 12:08 AM  · 

Daily Wisdom: "Try to find the right people, not the best people." - Jack Ma

To select the right people, follow these steps:

Identify Potential

Create a Supportive Environment

Set Clear Expectations

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"I believe it's not the technology that changes the world. It's the dreams behind the technology that change the world." - Jack Ma

Jack Ma quotes 8h  · 

Quote for today: "I believe it's not the technology that changes the world. It's the dreams behind the technology that change the world." - Jack Ma

To be guided on how to innovate, check out the following steps below:

Embrace the Power of Dreams

Foster a Culture of Innovation

Embrace Technological Advancements

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Global vision. local win -Jack Ma

Jack Ma quotes ·Follow April 16 at 9:00 PM  · 

Phrase of the day: "Global vision, local win." - Jack Ma

In order to be successful in a globalized world, follow these steps:

Establish a Clear Vision

Foster Open and Transparent Communication

Develop Effective Listening Skills

…To find out more, click on the link by the comment section below

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Tariffs Can’t Stop China’s Clean Energy From Winning the Future

Tariffs Can’t Stop China’s Clean Energy From Winning the Future

Washington needs to recognize Chinese strengths, not rail against them.

April 10, 2025, 1:00 PM

The shape of an abundant green future is coming into focus but is still far from certain. Rapid cost declines of solar, batteries, and wind provide a clear way to not only mitigate the worst outcomes of climate change without breaking the bank but also improve daily life.

The real action fighting climate change is happening in China. The United States—especially with President Donald Trump back in office—remains at risk of getting left in the dust as the rest of the world abandons fossil fuels for a brighter future.

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Map of Languages Spoken In China

Brilliant Maps

April 12 at 10:01 AM  · 

Map of Languages Spoken In China

At least 10 of them have over 10 million speakers each.

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Made in China 2025, Beijing Industrial Master Plan: BI Deep Dive

6,599 views Oct 30, 2024Beijing’s industrial policies, culminating with its "Made in China 2025" blueprint announced in 2015, have helped make the country a world leader in some manufacturing and export sectors, while work remains to be done in others amid the headwinds of US sanctions and export controls. Watch Bloomberg senior geo-economics analyst Gerard DiPippo and Bloomberg Intelligence financials analyst Francis Chan discuss their "Made in China 2025" deep dive report with BI research content officer John Lee. Read this report on Bloomberg Terminal at https://blinks.bloomberg.com/news/sto...

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0:00[Music]

0:04hi Gerard and Francis both of you were

0:06lead authors of a deep dive report by

0:09Bloomberg intelligence and Bloomberg

0:11economics focused on the made in China

0:142025 initiative geran what was the ma in

0:18China 2025 initiative and why did it

0:22create such a strong reaction from

0:24China's trading

0:25partners made in China 25 was an

0:28initiative launched in 2015

0:30the objective was to seek Global

0:33Leadership in 10 strategic sectors it

0:36builds in a tradition of industrial

0:37policies and plans including five-year

0:39plans in China but unlike the other ones

0:41which are often about catching up or

0:43things like infrastructure Mega projects

0:45this is about dominating sectors that in

0:48many cases advanced economies were

0:49already good at it's also part of a a

0:52broader push for so-called indigenous

0:55Innovation so having Chinese firms that

0:57own the technology and make the

0:58manufactured goods related to those

1:00Technologies how did they do this mostly

1:02with industrial policy like state-owned

1:04investment funds state credit from Banks

1:07subsidies procurement Etc it provoked

1:09antibodies in the US and elsewhere

1:11because it was sort of a loud slogan for

1:13them to latch on to and over time

1:16particularly in the Trump Administration

1:18it became a bit of a rallying cry for

1:20things that were uh troubling to the

1:22West about Chinese industrial

1:25policy and what effects have us tariffs

1:28and Export controls had on China's

1:30economy and how has Beijing responded so

1:34if we separate those two the the tariffs

1:36had more of a macro effect because they

1:38covered more sectors they were quite

1:39broad uh launched under the Trump

1:41Administration and sustained under the

1:43Biden Administration ultimately it

1:45caused trade diversion and some uh

1:47basically China exporting more to

1:49Southeast Asia and elsewhere but the US

1:51is still importing a lot from China the

1:53bigger deal particularly on the

1:54technology side is export controls and

1:56there I would highlight two events the

1:58first was in 2019 when the US added

2:00Huawei to the US Commerce Department's

2:02entity lists which signal that the US

2:04was essentially trying to stop or maybe

2:06even kill what was arguably China's best

2:08International technology company the

2:10second was in 2022 when the Biden

2:13Administration announced export controls

2:15on Advanced semiconductors today

2:17semiconductors are really the locus of a

2:19lot of the competition it's what the US

2:21is ultimately most worried about and

2:22barpa semiconductors lead to so many

2:24things like China's ability to advance

2:26an artificial intelligence China's

2:28response on the trade side was to

2:30retaliate somewhat modestly compared to

2:32what the US was doing but on the export

2:34control side they didn't really have any

2:35way to symmetrically retaliate so

2:37instead it was really just to expedite

2:40the plans that were underway so in a way

2:42the m in ch 25 initiative is a vestage

2:44of 2015 when things were actually less

2:47tense geopolitically but in recent years

2:50under XI Jin ping the priority has been

2:51self-reliance and Expediting those

2:53efforts and Francis within the 10

2:56strategic sectors of the made in China

2:59202 25 initiative which ones does China

3:02still lag behind and still trying to

3:04catch up and which sectors has China

3:07already achieve Global Leadership uh BR

3:10intelligence identified 13 key

3:13Technologies spreading across those 10

3:15strategic sectors um in fact China has

3:19uh made progress in seven of those 13

3:22Technologies over the past nine years

3:25and um they have so far achieved the

3:28Global Leadership in five of those

3:30Technologies in another seven

3:33Technologies they have been staying

3:34competitive with the global pce and they

3:36are only lagging behind one of them um

3:39for the technologies that they have

3:42leadership on that includes electric

3:44vehicles and levium batteries uh solar

3:48panels uh unarmed AAL uh vehicles uh

3:52grain and highspeed well uh but for

3:55those uh uh China is lagging behind

3:58obviously it will be commercial a craft

4:00and some of the semiconductor sub

4:02segments including the design and

4:05Equipment Francis what Catalyst should

4:08investors watch out for and do you see

4:10any key ones that could derail or set

4:14China's path through

4:162030 um obviously uh some of those

4:20factors will be uh coming from uh uh you

4:23know the external environment such as

4:25the US presidential election to be held

4:27on the 5th of November uh followed by

4:30the fomc meeting by the Federal Reserve

4:33setting the interest rate prospects in

4:362025 uh which is uh affecting the

4:39capacity of Chinese Central Bank uh to

4:43adopt their easing policy and uh to fix

4:45uh China's economy and towards the end

4:48of the year in December uh the country

4:50itself would have its Central economic

4:53uh World Conference uh which set

4:55priorities uh uh in 2025 and and that

4:59may include some of uh the uh new

5:02policies uh for the technological

5:04development and lastly uh on the 20th of

5:07January we will have a new host in the

5:09white house after the uh new the US

5:12Presidential Inauguration uh more uh

5:15tariffs and more policy changes towards

5:17China may be

5:19materialized Gerard and Francis thanks

5:21for your insights

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DeepSeek, TikTok, Temu: How China is taking the lead in tech - BBC World Service

1,802,972 views Feb 7, 2025 #WorldService#chinatechnology#deepseekDeepSeek, TikTok, CapCut, Shein, Temu, BYD, DJI, Huawei - Chinese technology is everywhere and in many areas the country is challenging the former high-tech powerhouses. Click here to subscribe to our channel 👉🏽 https://bbc.in/3VyyriM It’s all down to an ambitious plan China set out 10 years ago. The Made in China 2025 project vowed to turn China from the world’s factory to the world’s innovator. And according to experts – they have largely succeeded. So how did they do it and what does it mean for the rest of the world and the future of technology dominance? Our Cyber Correspondent, Joe Tidy, explains. 00:00 Introduction 01:18 Made in China 2025 04:07 Sanctions 05:35 Reactions Check out more videos on AI & Technology, here 👉🏽    • AI & Technology  

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Jeffrey Sachs: This is Why China Has Become Unstoppable

59,455 views Apr 3, 2025 #chinaeconomy#chinarise#jeffreysachsIn this video, Professor Jeffrey Sachs from Columbia University explains why China has been rising steadily and will continue to do so in the near future...

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LIVE: Chinese aircraft, warships and coast guard drill off Taiwan’s southeast | N18G

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Why China Just Said GOODBYE to ASML and TSMC Forever💥

2,557 views Premiered 4 hours ago What just happened?! 🌍🔥 In a move that’s shaking the global tech industry to its core, China has officially declared independence from ASML and TSMC —two of the world’s most dominant players in semiconductor technology. But how did they do it? And what does this mean for the future of tech, geopolitics, and YOU?

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Global Times @globaltimesnews · 14m

#Editorial: China is shaping a new paradigm of cooperation through institutional opening-up, creating a transparent, stable, and predictable “innovative development oasis” for global capital. Keen investors have already recognized the value surge brought by new quality productive forces. https://globaltimes.cn/page/202503/1331116.shtml