Breaking Quantum Barriers: Efficient Simulation of Gaussian Bosonic Circuits Achieved

Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory announced a significant advancement in quantum computing on June 15, 2025, demonstrating that quantum computers can efficiently simulate highly complex optical circuits, specifically Gaussian bosonic circuits. This breakthrough is poised to accelerate the development of quantum technologies, with potential applications in optical systems and advanced computational frameworks.

06-23

DeRUCCI: A Global Pioneer in Healthy Sleep, Originating from China

From June 19 to 20, 2025, the 2nd Global Going Global Summit and Mid-Year China Industry Forum, themed “Born Global · Inclusive Growth”, was successfully held at Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre in Singapore.

06-23

China's Original Women's Fashion Power Wave! BIRD Fashion Fair 2025 Grandly Opens

06-20

China Cycle Releases 2025 International Bicycle Exhibition Analysis Report

06-20

UV laser marking equipment: empowering electronic product identification and leading the new trend of the industry

With the continuous advancement and innovation of technology, flying laser marking machines will play a greater role in the field of electronic product identification, helping electronic product brands to shine more brightly in the global market.

06-20

Global Times: China-Central Asia Summit vital for the formation of a new Eurasian interaction model, says Tajik ex-official

The second China-Central Asia Summit is being held in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan. How will this summit build on the achievements and mission of the first summit, which was held two years ago in China? What does China-Central Asia interaction demonstrate to the world amid complicated international and regional circumstances?

06-20

Testimony of history: Cultural aggression must not be concealed, says Japanese civic group urging return of looted Chinese artifacts

A Japanese lawyer and founder of a Japanese civic group that aims to urge the Japanese government to return looted Chinese cultural relics told the Global Times on Sunday that they held a symposium in Tokyo on Saturday to discuss how Japan conducted archaeological surveys in China during wartime and later transported their "findings" to Japan under the guise of "academic research."

06-20

NEDFON × Master Fa Ming: Merging Feng Shui and Fresh Air for a Healthier, Luckier Space

06-19

Harrison Morgan Recognized as a Global Leader in Asset Allocation and Responsible Investment

New England-born strategist builds a legacy across traditional finance and digital assets, with a strong focus on quantitative strategies, macro foresight, and philanthropic impact.

06-19

Coral Reefs in Crisis: South China Sea Communities Confront Climate, Bleaching, and Misinformation

06-19