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Hainan generates over 73% of its electricity from ‘clean’...

Hainan is expanding its electricity network and preparing a new nuclear reactor to help meet the island's future power needs ...

Hainan’s Li’an education zone reaches 15,000 students and staff,...

Hainan’s Li’an education zone reaches 15,000 students and staff, with 30 university partners and new support for student-founded AI start-ups ...

Chinese student’s dorm AI animated-drama business tops 3 million...

A Soochow University student says his team generated over 3 million yuan in revenue producing AI animated dramas, with one hit drawing 1.5 billion plays ...

China’s Lijian-2 Rocket Deploys 18 Satellites Using a Single-Unlock...

China's Lijian-2 rocket has deployed 18 Qianfan internet satellites using a mechanism that unlocks the entire stack in one operation. The launch brings the constellation to 274 satellites in orbit, with another 50 needed to meet its year-end target ...

Icebreaker that reached the North Pole holds open day...

Xuelong 2, the icebreaker that reached the North Pole in 2023, held a public open day at Sanya's Nanshan Port on 5 November 2026 ...

China’s Double 11 shoppers can now buy AI tokens...

Tokens, the units AI models are billed in, are on sale as their own category in China's annual shopping festival for the first time, though most listings have sold very few units ...

Chinese scientists switch off one gene to make cabbage...

Chinese scientists have made cabbage smell of popcorn by switching off one gene. Similar research at Hainan University suggests new possibilities for breeding vegetables with distinctive flavours ...

Bitten at home, a non-coder used AI to build...

Bitten in his new flat, a man who had never programmed used AI to build a WeChat map of hotels with reported bed bugs. Within a month, 200,000 people were using it ...

Robot dog climbs Mount Tai’s 3,100 steps in an...

A four-legged robot from China's Zhishen Technology climbed Mount Tai's 3,100 stone steps in about an hour, outpacing human hikers. The feat highlights advances in robotics but also the machines' reliance on pre-mapped routes ...