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China Aims for High-Tech Primacy
The New York Times looks at China’s efforts to become a leader in high-tech innovation: China already has almost twice the number of Internet users as in the United States, and Dr. Wu, a computer scientist and director of the Chinese Educational and Research Network, points out that his nation is moving more quickly than any other in the world to deploy the new protocol. IPv6 — Internet ProtDecember 9, 2011 12:31 AM
China Consolidates Grip on Rare Earths
The ongoing saga of China’s control over rare earth metals is impacting the cost of a number of high-tech goods tha
Chasing Rare Earths, Foreign Companies Expand in China
China’s policy on rare earth minerals, used in the manufacturing of numerous high-tech goods including cell phones
August 24, 2011 1:36 PM
China’s Tianhe-1A Takes Supercomputer Crown from US
China has another achievement to add to its growing list of superlatives: the world’s fastest supercomputer. From W
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