GUANGZHOU, China, Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — The 2023 Understanding China Conference ("the Conference"), a prestigious event hosted by the China Institute for Innovation & Development Strategy, has been underway in Guangzhou since December 1. The Conference has seen a confluence of Chinese and international guests who have shared their insights, all centered around China’s new endeavors and the global changes we’re all facing.
Celebrating a decade of the Belt and Road Initiative ("BRI"), China has successfully inked over 200 cooperation agreements with upwards of 150 nations and 30+ international organizations across five continents as of June 2023.
"The initiative is a catalyst for new development opportunities and trajectories for many countries, promoting a world that is more open, inclusive, and interconnected," expressed Mushahid Hussain Syed, the head of the Defense Committee in the Pakistani Senate.
"Thar, a desert region in Pakistan known for its aridity and poverty, is now experiencing a significant transformation. The coal resources in the area are being utilized, generating 1,300MW of electricity annually," introduced Mushahid. "Many of the truck drivers transporting the coal are women who have seen a dramatic improvement in their living conditions and skill sets."
"China’s modernization strategy, grounded in openness and a win-win mindset, has been extended to all countries. The emergence of China creates many new opportunities for developing nations, benefiting around 80% of the world’s population. The BRI has been a key factor in turning these opportunities into real benefits," commented Martin Jacques, a respected China specialist and guest professor at Tsinghua University.
"The increasing effects of global warming have made it necessary for us to shift towards clean energy and sustainable development. The BRI, which initially focused on infrastructure construction, has evolved to help developing countries transition to green and digital technologies," Martin noted.
Neil Bush, the founder and chairman of the George H.W. Bush Foundation For U.S.-China Relations, believes that U.S. companies in China can help bridge the gap between the two nations by sharing their experiences and promoting mutual respect.
"A substantial number of American businesses remain active in China, utilizing the market and importing Chinese products. It’s advantageous for both," said Neil.
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CHICAGO, US – Media OutReach – 4 December 2023 – VinBrain, a leading AI HealthTech company based in Vietnam, funded by Vingroup has joined in the largest medical meetings and exhibition of North America, RSNA 2023. Unveiling two impactful AI-centric solutions during the event – DrAid™ Enterprise Data Solution: Centralization, Transformation, Intelligence; and DrAid™ Oncology Diagnosis and Treatment, VinBrain takes major steps forward in innovation, aiming to save more lives and advance precision care for everyone.
Steven Truong, VinBrain’s Founder & CEO, impressed global professionals with groundbreaking solutions.
RSNA 2023: Leading through Change in AI for diagnosis, treatment, care, interoperability
The Technical Exhibits within the 109th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), IL, USA have ended after four immersive days, November 26 to 29, of buzzing and breaking advancements across many healthcare subspecialties.
Proud to be one of the 113 first-time RSNA exhibitors, VinBrain marks the first time a Vietnamese AI HealthTech start-up has participated in this biggest global Healthcare conference.
“VinBrain’s evolving product portfolio of AI solutions is being rapidly adopted by physicians,” said Prof. Dr. Gregory Moore, Associate Fellow Center for Artificial Intelligence and Medical Imaging (AIMI) at Stanford University School of Medicine, former Vice President of Microsoft Health global and Google Cloud Healthcare.
VinBrain’s presence at RSNA goes beyond mere company introduction; it’s about learning from and aligning with fellow attendees in our shared mission to deliver high-quality diagnostic radiology care more efficiently and safely.
VinBrain gained attention with new game-changers for radiologic AI and streamlining hospital operations.
In the exclusive launch at 10:30 am (CT), November 27, the company has debuted two new game-changer solutions, encompassing DrAid™ Enterprise Data Solution: Centralization, Transformation, Intelligence; and DrAid™ Oncology Diagnosis and Treatment (D&T).
Expediting interoperability and streamlining, DrAid™ Enterprise Data Solution (EDS) is hoped to lead the healthcare transformation towards precision care. EDS brings a knowledge engine based on big data whose core is “to transfigure massive medical raw data into actionable knowledge and insights”, said Steven Truong, Founder & CEO VinBrain.
EDS is capable of auto-generating reports multilingually in more than 25 languages. It helps doctors summarise examination history and highlight differences between reports and medical images. Besides, it provides personalised Electrical Medical Records Analytics and smart EMR search. For hospital operators, EDS delivers real-time insights through intuitive multi-dashboards and AI predictive analysis, empowering data-driven decisions for resource allocation. The excitement extends to DrAid™ Copilot – a medical AI-powered virtual assistant that helps healthcare professionals look up, extract data, and enhance productivity through natural language interaction. All the EDS modules are organised under the secure and centralised Data Lake and Data Management infrastructure, converting data to structured formats, and massive silos into a repository for world-class security and lasting and centralised storage for operative and R&D purposes.
Oncology D&T, on the other hand, proves a broader adoption of AI to more accurate diagnosis and improved treatment decisions for the most complex diseases of mankind’s history. VinBrain is enlisted among the few pioneers in the world to develop a screening and treatment-aiding platform to empower the fight against liver and rectal cancer, two of the top 10 deadliest cancers in the world.
The innovative AI-powered solutions, CT Liver Cancer D&T and MRI Rectal Cancer D&T reveal the intricacies of cancer classification, localisation, and measurement, enabling early detection and offering hope for saving more lives. Notably, CT Liver Cancer D&T can detect hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), the most common liver malignancy. This solution utilises a novel method based on wavelet radiomics features from multiphase CT images for HCC screening. The study of this method was recently published in Nature Scientific Reports just ahead of RSNA 2023, coinciding with CT Liver Cancer D&T advancing to the final round of the ASEAN Digital Innovation 2023 Awards.
The Oncology D&T utilises all the SOTA, including the nnUnet, ConvNeXt, and attention techniques. It is trained on and validated in high-quality and large datasets, confirmed by experienced radiologists. By providing comprehensive information, it aids oncologists in weighing treatment and surgery options such as surgical resection and transarterial chemoembolization (TACE), and total mesorectal excision (TME). Oncology D&T aim is to extend the life expectancy for a healthier life for patients and work as a second reader, while is beneficial to improve the workflow triage.
Guided by a quality-first approach throughout our 4-year journey, VinBrain prioritises our strategic collaboration with esteemed institutions like Stanford University. As a guest speaker, Dr. Michael C. Muelly, Clinical Assistant Professor of Radiology at Stanford University, VinBrain’s Medical Partner shared: “I enjoyed spending time on the product launch. It’s great to see what VinBrain is working up, very excited to see what is coming. The opportunities for AI to make big impacts around the world and medicine are huge. Viet Nam could be the place where it happens, starts, and spreads from there.”
Dr. Michael C. Muelly, medical partner of VinBrain shared his point of view about clinical practices and values of the solutions during product launch at RSNA 2023.
DrAid™’ can be easily integrated and deployed into many systems (PACS, HIS, RIS, EMR…), with the option of cloud or on-premises availability through the DrAid™ Appliance. VinBrain’s team collaborates with NVIDIA biweekly to take advantage of NVIDIA’s 48 GPUs, besides MONAI, and Tensor RT. DrAid™ adheres to HIPAA and NIST standards by employing Azure, ensuring robust privacy and security.
At RSNA 2023, VinBrain also showcased its commitment to providing accessible healthcare in underserved regions with high tuberculosis burden through DrAid™ for Tuberculosis Screening (CXR Screening). This cost-effective solution enables large-scale screenings for an estimated 10.6 million TB-suspected individuals, garnering substantial praise from other exhibitors.
Continue to learn and thrive!
As Artificial Intelligence continues to make strides in radiology, such participation is a valued experience for VinBrain in every aspect including research and development, innovation and commercialisation capacity. With in-person fruitful discussions with nearly 500 visitors for four days, as well as witnessing 670 industry leaders at the Exhibits, VinBrain and its flagship product – DrAid™ has gained a lot of knowledge to reinforce the global expansion strategy and are poised to make a significant impact in the SEA, US, India, UK/EU, and Middle East markets between 2024 – 2027.
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About VinBrain
VinBrain is a start-up that has been operating for four years and is backed by Vingroup, the largest conglomerate in Viet Nam. The company’s mission is to integrate AI and IoT technologies to enhance people’s lives and productivity.
With an impressive portfolio of cutting-edge tech products and platforms, such as DrAid™ and AIScaler™, VinBrain has developed more than 300 AI models specifically designed for processing medical images. These models have been built using a dataset that comprises over 3.6 million images and extensive text-based big data from Viet Nam, the USA, India, China and Europe.
Collaborated with leading organisations, institutes & and prestigious hospitals in Viet Nam and the United States, VinBrain’s notable achievements include the deployment of DrAid™, a comprehensive AI platform for diagnostic radiology and healthcare management, in over 175 hospitals across Viet Nam, Myanmar, New Zealand, India, and the USA.
The RSNA Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting is the premier annual radiology forum in the world.
It has been held consecutively in Chicago since 1985.
The Technical Exhibits – AI Showcase within the framework of RSNA 2023, which occupied the North and South Hall of McCormick Place of 396,000 square feet and greatly immersed with 670 leading manufacturers, suppliers, and medical information and technology developers. It is the world’s largest scientific, educational, and commercial encounter for the wide array of latest healthcare innovations, and research in medical imaging, including artificial intelligence (AI), 3D printing, CT, MRI, and more.
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University of Tokyo, Argonne National Laboratory, Fundacion Ikerbasque, Qedma, Algorithmiq, University of Washington, University of Cologne, Harvard University, UC Berkeley, Q-CTRL demonstrate new research to explore power of utility-scale quantum computing ‘IBM Quantum Heron’ is released as IBM’s most performant quantum processor in the world, with newly built architecture offering up to five-fold improvement in error reduction over ‘IBM Quantum Eagle’ IBM Quantum System Two begins operation with three IBM Heron processors, designed to bring quantum-centric supercomputing to reality Expansion of IBM Quantum Development Roadmap for next ten years prioritizes improvements in gate operations to scale with quality towards advanced error-corrected systems Qiskit 1.0 announced, the world’s most widely used open-source quantum programming software, with new features to help computational scientists execute quantum circuits with ease and speed IBM showcases generative AI models engineered to automate quantum code development with watsonx and optimize quantum circuits
NEW YORK, Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Today, at the annual IBM Quantum Summit in New York, IBM (NYSE: IBM) debuted ‘IBM Quantum Heron,’ the first in a new series of utility-scale quantum processors with an architecture engineered over the past four years to deliver IBM’s highest performance metrics and lowest error rates of any IBM Quantum processor to date.
IBM also unveiled IBM Quantum System Two, the company’s first modular quantum computer and cornerstone of IBM’s quantum-centric supercomputing architecture. The first IBM Quantum System Two, located in Yorktown Heights, New York, has begun operations with three IBM Heron processors and supporting control electronics.
With this critical foundation now in place, along with other breakthroughs in quantum hardware, theory, and software, the company is extending its IBM Quantum Development Roadmap to 2033 with new targets to significantly advance the quality of gate operations. Doing so would increase the size of quantum circuits able to be run and help to realize the full potential of quantum computing at scale.
"We are firmly within the era in which quantum computers are being used as a tool to explore new frontiers of science," said Dario Gil, IBM SVP and Director of Research. "As we continue to advance how quantum systems can scale and deliver value through modular architectures, we will further increase the quality of a utility-scale quantum technology stack – and put it into the hands of our users and partners who will push the boundaries of more complex problems."
As demonstrated by IBM earlier this year on a 127-qubit ‘IBM Quantum Eagle’ processor, IBM Quantum systems can now serve as a scientific tool to explore utility-scale classes of problems in chemistry, physics, and materials beyond brute force classical simulation of quantum mechanics.
Since that demonstration, leading researchers, scientists, and engineers from organizations including the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory, the University of Tokyo, the University of Washington, the University of Cologne, Harvard University, Qedma, Algorithmiq, UC Berkeley, Q-CTRL, Fundacion Ikerbasque, Donostia International Physics Center, and the University of the Basque Country, as well as IBM, have expanded demonstrations of utility-scale quantum computing to confirm its value in exploring uncharted computational territory.
This includes experiments already running on the new IBM Quantum Heron 133-qubit processor, which IBM is making available for users today via the cloud. IBM Heron is the first in IBM’s new class of performant processors with significantly improved error rates, offering a five-times improvement over the previous best records set by IBM Eagle. Additional IBM Heron processors will join IBM’s industry-leading, utility-scale fleet of systems over the course of the next year.
IBM Quantum System Two and Extended IBM Quantum Development Roadmap
IBM Quantum System Two is the foundation of IBM’s next generation quantum computing system architecture. It combines scalable cryogenic infrastructure and classical runtime servers with modular qubit control electronics. The new system is a building block for IBM’s vision of quantum-centric supercomputing. This architecture combines quantum communication and computation, assisted by classical computing resources, and leverages a middleware layer to appropriately integrate quantum and classical workflows.
As part of the newly expanded ten-year IBM Quantum Development Roadmap, IBM plans for this system to also house IBM’s future generations of quantum processors. Also, as part of this roadmap, these future processors are intended to gradually improve the quality of operations they can run to significantly extend the complexity and size of workloads they are capable of handling.
Qiskit and Generative AI to Increase Ease of Quantum Software Programming
Today, IBM is also detailing plans for a new generation of its software stack, within which Qiskit 1.0 will be a pivot point defined by stability and speed. Additionally, and with the goal of democratizing quantum computing development, IBM is announcing Qiskit Patterns.
Qiskit Patterns will serve as a mechanism to allow quantum developers to more easily create code. It is based in a collection of tools to simply map classical problems, optimize them to quantum circuits using Qiskit, executing those circuits using Qiskit Runtime, and then postprocess the results. With Qiskit Patterns, combined with Quantum Serverless, users will be able to build, deploy, and execute workflows integrating classical and quantum computation in different environments, such as cloud or on-prem scenarios. All of these tools will provide building blocks for users to build and run quantum algorithms more easily.
Additionally, IBM is pioneering the use of generative AI for quantum code programming through watsonx, IBM’s enterprise AI platform. IBM will integrate generative AI available through watsonx to help automate the development of quantum code for Qiskit. This will be achieved through the finetuning of the IBM Granite model series.
"Generative AI and quantum computing are both reaching an inflection point, presenting us with the opportunity to use the trusted foundation model framework of watsonx to simplify how quantum algorithms can be built for utility-scale exploration," said Jay Gambetta, Vice President and IBM Fellow at IBM. "This is a significant step towards broadening how quantum computing can be accessed and put in the hands of users as an instrument for scientific exploration."
With advanced hardware across IBM’s global fleet of 100+ qubit systems, as well as easy-to-use software that IBM is debuting in Qiskit, users and computational scientists can now obtain reliable results from quantum systems as they map increasingly larger and more complex problems to quantum circuits.
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Mootral’s new platform reduces methane emissions from cows by 50% and can be delivered to both housed and grazing cattle, vastly increasing the opportunity to reduce methane emissions globally
LONDON, Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Mootral, a British biotech company, announces it has completed the in vitro development and testing phase and is now commencing a range of in vivo trials of its Enterix Advanced technology, set to significantly boost the methane reduction efficacy of the original Enterix™ product, while maintaining productivity benefits essential for wide-scale farmer adoption.
Mootral believes that every cow should be a part of the climate solution.
Enterix Advanced incorporates a patented technology that harnesses the power of iodoform, known for its methane-inhibiting properties, by synergizing it with specific active compounds from garlic. This approach builds on Mootral’s original technology, which is already in use on UK commercial farms. The key lies in the strong synergy between these compounds, allowing for significant emission reductions without impacting dry matter intake and milk yield, a potential problem previously associated with high doses of iodoform.
Mootral’s new technology allows for a controlled release formulation necessary for bolus administration in grazing cattle, vastly increasing the potential for methane mitigation in animal agriculture globally.
"A known methane suppressant, iodoform has the same mode of action as bromoform, the active ingredient in some species of seaweed proposed for methane reduction," said Thomas Hafner, Founder and CEO of Mootral. "Critically, it is a familiar compound already approved for certain uses in human and animal health, it is non-carcinogenic, non-ozone depleting, and can be scaled easily and affordably."
Mootral’s R&D is based on first principles of efficacy, scalability and farmer benefits. Its Enterix Advanced technology delivers all three – through significant methane reduction, applicability in both housed and grazing animals, and productivity and animal health benefits key to farmer adoption. It can also be scaled without the need for massive investments.
"Our North Star is our desire to turn animal agriculture into a climate success by improving farmer economics and benefits. We have found a solution that can be applied to any cow in any setting, while making commercial sense for the farmer and being sustainable for the planet," said Hafner.
The opportunity to reduce methane is both urgent – the gas traps 84 times more heat than carbon dioxide – and highly strategic – its reduction can have an immediate measurable impact on climate mitigation. Methane generated from enteric fermentation during cows’ digestion accounts for nearly 30 percent of all human-induced methane emissions.
Extensive in vivo trials will take place in 2024, with the goal of obtaining regulatory approvals from late 2026. Mootral is accelerating the speed of its rollout with a plan to scale into as many as 300 million cows within the next decade.
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BEIJING, Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — On December 1, 2023, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) successfully held the 2023 Women in Leadership Forum with participation from UNESCO and support from Development Reimagined. The forum convened 140,000 viewers across 8 media platforms and over 440 Zoom global participants. Focusing on Africa – a continent of the future – this year’s forum convened distinguished ambassadors, academics and entrepreneurs who are spearheading gender equality in China and Africa across agriculture, energy, education and tourism sectors, while exploring solutions through a China-Africa lens.
CKGSB’s Dean’s Distinguished Chair Professor of Finance and Associate Dean, Li Haitao, delivered the opening keynote emphasizing CKGSB’s commitment to empower increasingly more women business leaders through programs and scholarships since the school’s establishment.
Mohamed Elfarnawany, Director for Priority Africa Coordination Division at PAX of UNESCO, then expressed UNESCO’s commitment to collaborate with CKGSB in advancing African women across education, culture, social sciences, and technology to achieve gender equality.
Subsequently, Ambassador of the Republic of Mozambique to China, Maria Gustava delivered a keynote speech explaining how, "gender equality is not just an abstract concept, it is the cornerstone of building a prosperous and inclusive society." Oliver Wonekha, Ambassador of the Republic of Uganda to China, and Isabel Domingos, Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe to China, echoed this idea in their dialogue chaired by Hannah Ryder, CEO of Development Reimagined.
One of the event’s highlights was the latest research findings that CKGSB’s Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior and Associate Dean for Inclusivity, Diversity and Equity, Zhang Xiaomeng, presented on the barriers holding women back from leadership roles as well as female leaders’ resilience and convergence.
The final panel consisted of Lina Ayenew, Founder of Education for Ethiopia and CKGSB alumna, Irene Maria, Product Owner of Safari Wallet, Li Yi, Co-founder of FarmWorks and Xu Xiaoju, President of Shenzhen Yinghe Technology Co.,Ltd. and CKGSB alumna, chaired by Dr Tao Zhigang, CKGSB’s Professor of Strategy and Economics and Associate Dean. The four Chinese and African female founders shared best practices on applying innovative technologies to boost their businesses.
CKGSB has been hosting the Women in Leadership Forum since 2013 as a platform for celebrating success stories, empowering aspiring women leaders, promoting gender equality in the workplace, and offering an opportunity to create positive change.
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VIENNA, Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Huawei took part in the 15th annual Global Peter Drucker Forum, ended on Dec 1, where the company held for the first time a side workshop for European startups. The training bootcamp came as part of Huawei’s pledge to nurture 10,000 startups globally by 2025, and 1000 startups in Europe by 2027.
The Global Peter Drucker Forum is an international conference honoring the management philosophy of the late business guru Peter Drucker who was born in Vienna in 1909. Every year, it brings together global business leaders and scholars to discuss best management practices. This year, the theme was "Creating Resilience – Leading in an age of discontinuity."
Huawei’s Radoslaw Kedzia (right and also top screen) speaking at the Global Peter Drucker Forum
Speaking at the main event, Radoslaw Kedzia, Senior Vice President of Huawei European Region, said: "I believe that technology innovation such as Huawei Cloud AI Pangu model, and management evolution that will adapt to ever changing environment and partnership building, including with SMEs, are key steps to find resilience and bounce back from chaos."
Huawei and Global Peter Drucker Forum invited about 20 SMEs from Vienna and across Europe to provide them with practical business training and also offer them a valuable opportunity to network and learn from top business practitioners. This side workshop featured interactive masterclasses on practical skills in hiring the right people and product pitches. Lecturers included Carla Arellano, Partner at Greyhound Capital and Professor Curt Carlson, Distinguished Executive in Residence, Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
Participants also learned about how Huawei help accelerate the growth of SMEs. Zhuang Fen, Director of Global Industry Development, Huawei Cloud Global Marketing and Sales Service, said: "We enable startups to unleash their global potential with our dedicated technology support, joint marketing, and cloud services. Startups also benefit from customized cloud credits and access to our vast global network and ecosystem, fostering success in the competitive marketplace." Other Huawei speakers mentioned the Acceleration4Change and International Startup Scale Up program in Italy and Ireland.
Appearing at the workshop were also managers of young tech firms that had earlier benefitted from working with Huawei. "Ours is a collaborative journey towards migrating our on-premise platforms to the Huawei cloud featuring scalability, security, and efficiency," said Jonni Malacarne, CEO of Blue Tensor. The company provides an AI-based framework with ready-to-use products Eyerus, for computer vision/predictive analysis) and Linguanalysis for document management, and document management.
Wolfgang Lassl, Chief Strategy Officer, Global Peter Drucker Forum, thanked Huawei for the workshop. "It is fully in line with Peter Drucker´s and our vision: we need an entrepreneurial society and SMEs are the driving force behind it. They innovate and create the basis for its wealth and productive use of resources. By their creativity, they can help us become more resilient."
Before the Global Peter Drucker Forum, the SMEs had the chance to visit UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization) to learn about the AIM-Global (Global Alliance on AI for Industry & Manufacturing) and other digitalization initiatives.
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TAIPEI, Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — SINBON Electronics, a provider of integrated solutions for electronic component design and manufacturing, recently obtained UL certification for its NACS (The North American Charging Standard) AC/DC charging cable. SINBON is the first electronic design service provider in Greater China to obtain this certification, and the first batch of charging cable orders has been shipped this week.
SINBON Electronics Becomes the First in Greater China to Receive NACS Certification
The North American Charging Standard (NACS), originally a charging technology specification exclusive to Tesla, has been adopted by prominent automotive brands such as Ford, General Motors, BMW, Honda, and Toyota to accelerate the global transition to sustainable energy. As a result, this standard has become one of the leading charging standards in the North American region. The momentum of this trend has brought Tesla’s charging standard closer to replacing its competitor, the Combined Charging System (CCS), as an industry standard. In response to Tesla’s alliance and the industry’s demand for NACS standards, SINBON Electronics has actively invested in research and development.
To enhance charging efficiency, SINBON’s NACS charging cable adopts a high-voltage, high-current design, enabling rapid charging of electric vehicles in a short period of time. Unlike typical high-voltage charging cables, which often have thick and heavy cable bundles to overcome overheating issues, SINBON’s NACS charging cable is not only slim and highly flexible, but also achieved IP67 certification, includes a built-in temperature sensor to maintain a low temperature advantage, supports overheating protection, and prioritizes user safety. Additionally, SINBON’s NACS charging cable boasts strong compatibility, supporting various brands and models of electric vehicles, simplifying the charging process, and optimizing the user charging experience. It has passed rigorous testing for use in different environments and climate conditions, demonstrating strong adaptability and a wide range of applications. In terms of design, it is compact, modern, and incorporates Tesla’s unique ‘ One-Press Unlock ‘ feature, making it compatible with electric vehicles adopting the NACS communication protocol in the future.
As the global electric vehicle market expands and technology advances, the demand for NACS is steadily increasing. In the future, with the proliferation of electric vehicles and the improvement of charging infrastructure, the applications and usage of NACS will further expand. SINBON will actively position itself in the electric vehicle industry, continuously providing reliable, safe, and high-quality solutions for electric charging stations and electric vehicles worldwide.
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FUDING, China, Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — On November 30, themed "Fuding, the Birthplace of White Tea, Building A Win-win Future Together", the first International White Tea Conference was held in Fuding City. Representatives from various United Nations agencies, experts and scholars from the international tea sector, leading entrepreneurs, embassy representatives, heads of major tea-producing regions and buyer representatives, among other distinguished guests attended the Conference. The event is expected to generate a consensus on global interconnectivity for cooperation, and to chart a new blueprint for Fuding White Tea to go global, according to Fuding City Convergence Media Center.
The first International White Tea Conference
At the opening ceremony, Fuding City was designated by the International Tea Committee and the China Chamber of Commerce of Import & Export of Foodstuffs, Native Produce & Animal By-products (CFNA) as the sole host of the International White Tea Conference. This is another prestigious honor for Fuding City after it was named the birthplace of the world’s white tea and the world’s white tea culture industry and science and technology center.
The event was planned under the guidance of UNESCO, UNIDO and FAO Intergovernmental Group (IGG) on Tea, co-hosted by CNFA and the International Tea Committee, and co-organized by the CNFA Tea Committee and the Fuding City Leadership Group on Tea Industry Development.
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