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Driverless Taxis Approved in China
Jerome Siacor
May 12, 2022
China Supports Industrial Internet Companies to Expand by Going Public
Jerome Siacor
May 12, 2022
In what could be a testament to the growing success of its digitalisation, China is set to fast-track its digital economy by as much as 10% in the coming years.
Chinese car manufacturers are selling driverless vehicles that park themselves in a bid to differentiate themselves from regular driverless vehicles and ease parking woes.
Work-related accidents pose a substantial threat yearly and China is seeking the services of robots, a product of a host of ICT technologies, to lower the incident rate.
With machines talking to one another, the industrial internet will take manufacturing efficiency up a notch and is set to boost China’s digital economy in a major way this year.
With the most populous city in China under lockdowns to manage the pandemic, online ordering businesses are rallying to help citizens in this time of dire need.
Green living and digital are much intertwined. Digital solutions used right can help make a better, more sustainable economy — exactly what Beijing did by deploying digital vouchers.
Chinese industries find digital platforms more useful than ever as the country gears up to thrive in the new normal and looks to meet the nation's ambitious goals.
There are several aspects that China must facilitate and foster to grow its digital economy, chief of which is the establishment of more Big Data centres all over the country.
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