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China has officially launched the world’s first underwater data center, a massive 1,433-ton steel cabin installed on the seabed off the coast of Hainan. Data centers power the modern world—from bank transactions to AI and cloud storage—but they consume huge amounts of electricity and produce intense heat. China’s underwater solution changes everything.
By placing the servers under the sea, engineers use natural ocean cooling to reduce energy use by nearly 40%, dramatically lowering carbon emissions. The deep-sea environment also protects hardware from dust, earthquakes, and overheating, increasing performance and lifespan.
Inside, the cabin can host over 6,000 servers, enough to support millions of users at once. This breakthrough could transform the future of digital infrastructure—and China plans to build 100 more underwater data modules in the next five years.
The ocean, once a mystery, is now becoming home to our digital future.

The Shenzhou-21 crewed spaceship will be launched at 11:44 pm on Friday (Beijing Time) from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China, the China Manned Space Agency announced on Thursday.

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Since 1964, the people of Zhuanglang have built nearly one million mu approximately 66,667 hectares of terraced fields on the Loess Plateau with their own hands, retaining water and soil and restoring the green to the land.

🚄 China’s Vacuum Maglev Train Reaches a New Frontier at 1,000 km/h ⚡

China has taken a bold step into the future of transportation with a successful test of its vacuum maglev train in Shanxi province. Running inside a sealed low-vacuum tunnel, the prototype glides almost friction-free a concept once limited to science fiction.

Developed by North University of China and the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, the test demonstrated stable magnetic levitation and precise control, solving two of the biggest challenges in maglev design.

With a planned top speed of 1,000 km/h, this technology could soon make cross-country travel faster than flying, transforming how people move across continents.

Source: South China Morning Post / China Daily

China has introduced a new kind of public transport called the Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit, or ART system. These smart electric buses look and move like trains but run on rubber tires instead of traditional tracks. They follow painted lines on the road using sensors and artificial intelligence, which helps them stay precise without needing expensive rail infrastructure.

Each bus can carry hundreds of passengers across city routes, reducing both traffic congestion and carbon emissions. Since they are battery powered and require less maintenance than trains, they offer a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative for urban transportation. This innovation shows China’s growing focus on sustainable mobility and smart city technology.

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Pakistan’s flagship Chilgoza pine forest restoration project has earned major international recognition in Italy. The project received the prestigious ‘UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration World…

China has launched the world’s largest electric river cargo ship, marking a major step in green transportation.

Named Gezuba, the 130-meter-long vessel runs on 12 lithium battery units providing 24,000 kilowatt-hours of power and can carry up to 13,000 tons of cargo.

With a range of 500 kilometers, it features a smart control system for remote navigation and automatic docking.

Experts say the ship represents a major technological breakthrough, saving 617 tons of fuel and cutting 2,000 tons of carbon emissions annually.

Chinese scientists at China Satellite Network Group (SatNet) have achieved a groundbreaking milestone — successfully conducting a direct 5G video call from space to a regular smartphone. Using the 5G Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) standard, the connection completely bypassed traditional cell towers and special equipment, proving that ordinary phones can now connect directly via satellite. This innovation promises to transform communication in remote and disaster-stricken regions while advancing China’s ambitious 13,000-satellite “Guowang” constellation project.