Beijing, 27 March 2025. The Auto Maintenance and Repair Expo (AMR) is ready to open its door next week to the global automotive industry players. The show will return to Beijing from 31 March to 2 April 2025 at the newly opened Capital International Exhibition & Convention Center (CIECC), covering an exhibition space of 80,000 sqm. It is set to host 1,186 exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge products, technologies and solutions, alongside 39 fringe events addressing key topics like intelligent...
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A diverse line up of fringe events at AMR 2025 to explore emerging trends in the automotive industry
Beijing, 12 March 2025. The 73rd edition of the Auto Maintenance and Repair Expo (AMR) will be held from 31 March to 2 April 2025 at the Capital International Exhibition Center of China (CIECC) in Beijing. Spanning across 80,000 sqm of exhibition space, the fair will attract over 1,200 exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge technologies. Concurrently, a series of forums and other fringe events will revolve around technological innovations, talent development, international collaboration and...
Australia’s First Nuclear Submarine Could Be a Reality in 30 Years, Former PACOM Commander Testifies
Able Seaman Combat Systems Operator Benjamin Stewart participates in an Anti-Submarine Warfare exercise with a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force submarine during Exercise ARC21 in 2021. Royal Australian Navy Photo
Developing a nuclear-powered submarine with Australia could happen in 30 years if the United States commits to a tight timetable, retired Adm. Harry Harris told lawmakers Tuesday.
Harris, a former commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, called Australia the United States’ key ally...
China Undergoing ‘Build-Up in Every Warfare Area,’ Says ONI Commander
Chinese amphibious landing craft on Nov. 25, 2022. PLA Navy Photo
The danger to Taiwan from China is “something we need to take very seriously” as the island is taking steps to mobilize its entire society to deter a mainland takeover, the commander of the Office of Naval Intelligence said last week.
The Taiwanese are asking themselves “what can we do to make China think twice” before it would attempt a cross-straits invasion, Rear Adm. Michael Studeman said last week. He said Beijing has...
https://news.usni.org/2023/01/16/china-undergoing-build-up-in-every-warfare-area-says-oni-commander
Long-term Imports Of GCC Crude Oil By China Will Continue
- Energy cooperation is first priority
- Beijing also extended support to regional nuclear ambitions
- Saudi Arabia is China’s top oil supplier
A recent news article published in the Platts states that China opens door to trade crude oil and natural gas in Yuan.
The world’s largest buyer of crudeChina, the world’s largest buyer of crude, has opened the door to trading crude oil and natural gas in its local currency, rather than the US dollar, although it’s not clear a...
https://mfame.guru/long-term-imports-of-gcc-crude-oil-by-china-will-continue/
Pentagon Official: China Must See Taiwan Invasion As Costly
President Tsai Ing-wen reviews a Marine Corps battalion in Kaohsiung in July 2020. Ministry of National Defense of the People’s Republic of China
When it comes to Taiwan, the United States’ goal is to ensure Beijing understands an invasion is “never easy to do rapidly or cost-free,” the senior Pentagon official for the Indo-Pacific said Thursday.
Ely Ratner, speaking at the American Enterprise Institute, added, “what we are trying to do [is] ensure when Beijing looks at the problem, [it decides]...
https://news.usni.org/2022/12/09/pentagon-official-china-must-see-taiwan-invasion-as-costly
Panel: Artificial Intelligence Promises to Help Sailors Make Better Decisions Faster
Saildrone Explorer unmanned surface vessels (USV) operate with USS Delbert D. Black (DDG-119) on Oct. 7, 2022. US Navy Photo
The Navy is thinking about artificial intelligence in two ways: the infrastructure to make unmanned systems work and technology meant to enhance how sailor and their commanders make decisions, a panel of technical and policy experts said Tuesday.
The output provided by AI is there help the human or supplement manned operations with unmanned assets, said Brett Vaughan, Navy...
As The Summit Begins, Xi Jinping Presses Down On Zero-Covid
- China’s President Xi Jinping signalled there would be no immediate loosening of his controversial zero-Covid strategy as a historic Communist Party congress opened in Beijing.
- In a break in decades-long tradition, delegates are likely to hand Mr Xi a third term as party chief.
A recent BBC news says that Xi Jinping doubles down on zero-Covid as meeting opens.
The policy has saved livesZero-Covid was a “people’s war to stop the spread of the virus”, he said.
The policy has saved lives, but also...
https://mfame.guru/as-the-summit-begins-xi-jinping-presses-down-on-zero-covid/
Losing to China in AI, Emerging Tech Will Cost U.S. Trillions, Threaten Security, Says Panel
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A grim future awaits the United States if it loses the competition with China on developing key technologies like artificial intelligence in the near future, the authors of a special government-backed study told reporters on Monday.
If China wins the technological competition, it can use its advancements in artificial intelligence and biological technology to enhance its own country’s economy, military and society to the determent of others, said Bob Work, former deputy defense...
COVID: renace la crisis en la cadena global de suministro
Según Bloomberg, la crisis global de la cadena de suministro estalla nuevamente donde todo comenzó. Los puertos de Shanghai y tentativamente el de Beijing, afecta el comercio de $ 22 billones en bienes globales que enfrenta meses de graves interrupciones en transporte.
Esta entrada COVID: renace la...
https://fullavantenews.com/covid-renace-la-crisis-en-la-cadena-global-de-suministro/?lang=es