China's rise, Asian economic power, and geopolitical rivalries. The other side of the global order.
From Hungary to Serbia, new battery and vehicle factories are being built. What this means for labor markets, supply chains, and Europe’s industrial policy.
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A U.S. researcher living in Vienna bought a Chinese-made humanoid robot for about 60,000 euros. Through her own experiment, she demonstrates that living alongside these intelligent machines is still difficult.
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A portable device combines LiDAR, radar, and AI to detect mosquitoes in flight and eliminate them with precision. What’s behind this technology?
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Instead of fixed licensing fees, the Chinese tech conglomerate plans to share in the success of its major clients going forward. A new business model for open AI systems is taking shape.
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The Chinese electric car manufacturer puts its new model through its paces in deserts, mountains, and cold chambers before launching it on the global market. Here's what that means for European car buyers.
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A material that is harder than diamond yet can withstand a hammer blow: What’s behind this material breakthrough from China.
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The world's first large-scale AI model for the refractory industry was unveiled in Wuhan. For Austria's steel and cement industries, this is more than just a footnote.
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The Wuhan-based company Donghua Machinery manufactures products for Deutsche Bahn, as well as for Polish, Belgian, and British customers—and for Austria’s coupling manufacturer
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Shanghai-based antibody specialist receives massive funding for genetically engineered animal platforms. Western and Chinese investors are jointly betting on the future of drug development.
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An Austrian journalist and our editor traveled with a delegation for six days through the central Chinese province of Hubei, taking in humanoid robots, large-scale AI models, and origami workshops.
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