Recently, Startup Genome, a globally renowned organization mapping and analyzing innovation ecosystems worldwide, released The Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2025, which announced 40 world-leading startup ecosystems. According to the report, Beijing moved up three positions compared with the previous year, and is now tied with Boston for the fifth place, making it the only Chinese city included in the global top five.

Amid bustling crowds at the ongoing Summer Davos Forum in north China's Tianjin, demonstrations of a humanoid robot and dexterous robotic hands have consistently drawn curious attendees, who pause to observe and interact with the technologies.

Spate 2025, hosted by WinTech Nano and co-organized by the Beijing Integrated Circuit Society, was held in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (Beijing E-Town) on June 13 and 14.

The world's largest embodied artificial intelligence data facility, Pacini Perception Technology's Super Embodied Intelligence Data (Super EID) Factory, officially opened in Tianjin Municipality on Tuesday.

Scientists have uncovered evidence indicating that humans extensively used fire to transform environments as early as 50,000 years ago -- far earlier than previously believed.

On the outskirts of Beijing, a self-driving bus navigated effortlessly through traffic, demonstrating China's rapidly advancing autonomous driving technology.

A report from China's State Council on Tuesday revealed that the country has made notable strides in advancing innovation-driven development, and that its innovation-driven strategy has been gaining momentum.

The 2025 Global Digital Economy Conference opens on July 2 at Beijing's China National Convention Center in Chaoyang district, featuring enhanced international cooperation and cutting-edge technological displays.

Beijing is cementing its position as a national leader in the commercial space sector, with local firms breaking records in rocket launches and satellite technology as the city pushes for global industry prominence.

The World Meteorological Organization has awarded the International Meteorological Organization Prize to Chinese meteorologist Xu Jianmin for his contributions to the construction of meteorological satellites.