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Japan's Panasonic Holdings Group: Work with Qingdao to create a new future for health care
The fourth Qingdao Summit of Multinational Company Leaders opens with increased participation. Panasonic has a connection with Qingdao and plans to contribute to healthy aging.
AEWIN SCB-1932C MEC Now NVIDIA-Certified for Network Edge Computing Deployments
AEWIN's SCB-1932C MEC is now NVIDIA-Certified for network edge computing deployments, offering AI computing power for various industries.
Nagad led by Sadaf takes women's financial inclusion to 49%
Nagad, Bangladesh's digital financial service provider, has increased financial inclusion among women.
Huawei Launches Full-Series 5.5G Solutions to Bring 5.5G into Reality
Huawei launches full-series solutions for 5.5G at Global Mobile Broadband Forum.
ORIX Japan: Multiple advantages made us finally choose Qingdao
CEO of ORIX (China) Industrial Holdings praises Qingdao's location, cooperation, and efficiency.
VIS BLANC 2STEP MASK Lands in Hong Kong Express Airways' In-Flight Duty-Free Shop
VIS BLANC 2STEP MASK now available for purchase in Hong Kong Express Airways' duty-free shop.
From Neglect to Harvest: apple orchard revived in Bijie's small village
A Chinese apple orchard in Bijie City achieves successful harvest and income growth.
Singapore-headquartered Tack One launches world's first palm-sized, autonomous flood monitoring device, a collaboration with Infineon Technologies
Tack One plans to deploy the Tack EVO FloodFinder in flood-prone areas, starting in Nonthaburi, Thailand. The palm-sized device uses high-precision water level sensing and internet connectivity to provide accurate flood detection and real-time alerts. It is powered by solar energy and can be easily installed without additional equipment. Tack One is raising $2 million in Series A funding for the deployment of its location intelligence systems. The company aims to address the increasing frequency and unpredictability of extreme weather events and contribute to disaster management efforts.
