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At the Greater Bay Area film concert in Macao, one line — 'what real singing, what lip-syncing, this is the original singer' — became the night's verdict, and the latest round of China's long argument about who actually sings live.
Yinwang, the spun-off Huawei car-unit vehicle that supplies AITO, formally stated on Sunday it will keep selling smart-driving, cockpit and cloud solutions to Seres and safeguard AITO users' upgrades — a reassurance that signals how Huawei now sits inside, not above, the car industry it supplies.
CXMT announced at the World Manufacturing Convention that its fifth-generation DRAM platform is in mass production, with 11.95nm half-pitch claimed — a challenge to the Samsung–SK Hynix–Micron trio at the heart of a global memory price squeeze that has already raised phone prices in China.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China has named 30 apps — mostly small utility software, from a study-recitation tool to a farm-plot GPS calculator — for collecting personal information improperly, ordering fixes within fifteen working days under a three-agency privacy campaign.
Within days, Chinese officials debunked an AI-generated video claiming thirty people were stranded in a Guangxi flood, and fact-checkers traced a viral 'robot uprising' clip series to an AI filmmaker. Both cases show how everyday synthetic hoaxes spread — and how county bureaus and verification desks are answering them.
The orchestral concert based on 'Black Myth: Wukong', China's landmark video game, reached Taipei for the first time this weekend — a test of how far Chinese pop culture can travel across a frozen Strait, and an audience answer in the affirmative.
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