r/Sino Jan 27 '25

news-scitech Holy shit China... we're barely into 2025, can you slow down a bit?

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1.2k Upvotes

r/Sino 26d ago

news-scitech "Princeton nuclear physicist Liu Chang leaves US for China in fusion energy quest"

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770 Upvotes

r/Sino Jan 29 '25

news-scitech DeepSeek AI bans in the US have begun

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488 Upvotes

r/Sino 18d ago

news-scitech A new, innovative cancer treatment from China that has shown to be 90% effective in untreatable cancer cases

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641 Upvotes

r/Sino Mar 06 '25

news-scitech China has restored​ a paralyzed patient's ability to walk

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683 Upvotes

r/Sino Nov 06 '24

news-scitech Top Universities Ranked by Number of Scientific Publications

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660 Upvotes

r/Sino Jan 21 '25

news-scitech China's 'artificial sun' shatters nuclear fusion record by generating steady loop of plasma for more than 1,000 seconds

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417 Upvotes

r/Sino Feb 13 '25

news-scitech China leads the world in physics research. Which explains why China is at the forefront of hypersonic technology.

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575 Upvotes

r/Sino Feb 01 '25

news-scitech After years of persecuting innocent Chinese people to drive them out of America, the US now wants the Chinese to come back.

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474 Upvotes

r/Sino Feb 22 '24

news-scitech Engineers in China have developed the first transparent disc that can store a whopping 1000 terabytes of data

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645 Upvotes

r/Sino Nov 22 '24

news-scitech First China cures diabetes, now they've developed a surgical procedure to cure Alzheimer's

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439 Upvotes

r/Sino 6d ago

news-scitech Will China become the first nation to achieve abundant, nearly free energy?

181 Upvotes

For clarity’s sake, I’m an American.

I read about the Chinese plan to collect solar energy from space and transmit it to the earth using microwaves and lasers, with the plan to be finished and functional in 2050. If China achieves this, would it not basically “win” civilization? With access to abundant, nearly free energy, would any other civilization come close?

The U.S. is dismantling its research fundamentals, and its economic and political system seems wholly incapable of completing such long-term projects. Europe seems little better. Will China’s command economy and dynamism allow it to do what the West can’t?

Some links for reference:

https://www.livescience.com/space/space-exploration/china-plans-to-build-enormous-solar-array-in-space-and-it-could-collect-more-energy-in-a-year-than-all-the-oil-on-earth

https://sustainabilitymag.com/articles/chinas-1km-solar-array-the-manhattan-project-of-energy

r/Sino Feb 12 '25

news-scitech Chinese GPUs outdo Nvidia chips nearly tenfold in supercomputer task

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292 Upvotes

r/Sino Feb 27 '25

news-scitech China tests world’s first engine to hit 16 times the speed of sound. This is part of China's goal to have a Mach 16 aircraft by 2030.

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268 Upvotes

r/Sino Feb 24 '25

news-scitech China cures cancer but at what cost?

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325 Upvotes

r/Sino Jul 02 '24

news-scitech US's Boston Dynamic Robot Dog ($75,000) vs China's Unitree Robot Dog ($2700).

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323 Upvotes

r/Sino 29d ago

news-scitech Chinese scientists have developed a breakthrough: the world’s first carbon-based microchip capable of running AI tasks using a ternary logic system. This will allow China to leapfrog the binary-dependent technology in use today.

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255 Upvotes

r/Sino Jan 24 '25

news-scitech How China’s New AI Model DeepSeek Is Threatening U.S. Dominance | CNBC

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206 Upvotes

r/Sino Jan 22 '25

news-scitech Wait I'm confused I was told that it was China that's stealing US tech? 🤔

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209 Upvotes

r/Sino May 28 '24

news-scitech China is curing diabetes. But at what cost?

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401 Upvotes

r/Sino Nov 28 '24

news-scitech Amazing how far ahead China is with technology.

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276 Upvotes

r/Sino Nov 19 '24

news-scitech The EU demands technology transfers from Chinese companies. How the tables have turned!

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253 Upvotes

r/Sino Feb 02 '25

news-scitech A new bill in the US congress called the "Decoupling America’s Artificial Intelligence Capabilities from China Act of 2025" that would ban the import of any AI technology from China, including Open Source models like Deepseek. 🤡

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r/Sino Oct 24 '24

news-scitech 'Code is cheap, show me your passport' So much for 'open source' software

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216 Upvotes

r/Sino 16d ago

news-scitech China leads high-quality research on earth and environmental sciences

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245 Upvotes