A chip company based in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, is looking to plug the security holes in China's enormous network of internet of things-connected devices with its new range of secure integrated circuits.
A bicycle with an ordinary lock is nothing more than a simple mode of transport. One that has a lock connected to the internet of things has proved to be something that can change the world.
The city of Wuxi in East China's Jiangsu province is blessed with a natural environment that has attracted people for centuries to visit, settle and launch business - a fact that remains to this day.
In the past seven years the internet of things industry has gone from strength to strength, and to cope with its growth the demand for top level IoT talents has risen dramatically.
Chinese information technology giant Inspur Group inaugurated a 5.5 billion yuan ($830 million) industrial park for big data companies in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, on Aug 15.
The sixth Kubuqi International Desert Forum shared China's experience in tackling desertification for the past 30 years, reiterating the importance of natural laws and green economic development.
Niu Yuqin, a villager in Shaanxi province's Jingbian county, won the honorary title of "national desertification control hero". The 68-year-old believes fighting desertification should also help local people rid themselves of poverty.
Desertification has become one of the major challenges afflicting 2.1 billion people in 167 countries and regions across the globe.
Although specialty chemicals company Evonik Industries was established under this name as recently as 2007, it has many historic roots that date back to the beginning of German industrialization in the first half of the 19th century.
With the emergence of a new wave of technical revolution, competition in the real economy is increasingly evident. It is seen in the rush of rivals to secure their intellectual property, primarily in the race for patents, China's top IP official told a conference.
Intellectual property rights have become the top priority in Pidu district of Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, as the district became a national innovation and entrepreneurship demonstration center in May 2016.
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