Technology experts check the condition of the Tianhe-1 supercomputer at the National SuperComputer Center in Tianjin. [Photo/Xinhua] The city government of Wenchang, home of China's first tropical and coastal space launch center, announced recently that it plans to build an aerospace supercomputing center and a big data industry cluster project in the near future. A key part of Wenchang's program for developing a space science and technology city, the supercomputing center will help promote coordinated industrial growth of local information technology, aerospace equipment research and design, as well as life science research through the application of high-performance computing, cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence, a document from the city government said. When completed, the supercomputing center will play an important role in promoting the country's satellite application research and development, the application of high-resolution data and development of a big data industry around spatial information. The city will also help build an industrial platform for spatial big data and a spatial remote-sensing cloud big data platform to serve countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative, city officials said. Wenchang is on the eastern coast of Hainan Island about 80 kilometers from Haikou, the provincial capital. Also included in Wenchang's program for developing a space science and technology city are an international space launch center, research and development bases and platforms for international exchanges and cooperation. They will promote the construction of commercial launch stations and development of high-end aerospace products. Wenchang has also included an aerospace plus industry demonstration park in its space city program. It is expected to promote the development of a space theme park; applications for space science; research in space breeding; biological, pharmaceutical and aerospace medical research; and innovation development. Construction of the projects will be open to social and private funds, the city said. With operations beginning in 2016, the Wenchang Satellite Launch Center - located about 19 degrees north of the equator - is suitable for launching geosynchronous satellites, heavyweight satellites, large space station components and lunar and interplanetary missions. [email protected]embossed printed wristbandsafrican rubber braceletsplain rubber wristbandsrubber bracelets canadacustom engraved bracelets for him
The closing ceremony of the 2018 annual conference of the summit for entrepreneurs across the Taiwan Straits is held in Xiamen, Southeast China's Fujian province, Dec 5, 2018. A total of 36 cooperative projects involving over 10.3 billion yuan (about 1.5 billion US dollars) were signed at the summit. [Photo/Xinhua] XIAMEN -- The 2018 annual conference of the summit for entrepreneurs across the Taiwan Straits concluded Wednesday in Xiamen, East China's Fujian province, with deals worth 10.3 billion yuan (about $1.5 billion) signed. When addressing the conference Tuesday, Wang Yang, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, said that the Chinese mainland would only open wider and wider to Taiwan, with ever-improving policies and services. Themed around new measures for industrial integration and sharing new business opportunities, this year's conference gathered more than 1,000 cross-Straits entrepreneurs, heads of industrial and business groups and experts to pool ideas for exchange and cooperation. Guo Jinlong, president of the mainland-based council of the summit, said that cross-Straits entrepreneurs should help boost cross-Straits economic cooperation and industrial integration with practical actions. Vincent Siew, president of the Taiwan-based council of the summit, said that cross-Straits business cooperation would enter a new phase amid changes of global and cross-Straits economy, adding that entrepreneurs should contribute more to integrated cross-Straits economic development. Entrepreneurs attending the conference suggested that cross-Straits business circles should join hands to tackle new economic challenges, grasp new opportunities brought by cross-Straits economic integration development, and share new business opportunities. They also called on cross-Straits compatriots to work together to uphold the 1992 Consensus embodying the one-China principle and resolutely oppose and curb Taiwan independence, and to create a sound environment for cross-Straits economic cooperation as well as contribute to the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations and the realization of the Chinese Dream of national rejuvenation.
