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2022-11

Innovative Grinding Machines Empowering the Future of Industry

To further advance the development of a commercial credit system and promote honest and trustworthy business practices, this initiative aims to raise awareness among enterprises about the importance of integrity and brand building.

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2022-11

An Interpretation of “Made in China 2025”: Promoting the Development of Robotics

“Made in China 2025” stands at a new historical height, taking a strategic and holistic perspective to clearly outline the action plan for the first decade of China’s strategy to become a manufacturing powerhouse.

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2022-11

Making a Move on the “Industrial Internet”: U.S. Industry 4.0 Focuses on “Soft” Power

In the United States, the concept of “Industry 4.0” has largely been replaced by “Industrial Internet.” Despite the different terminology, the underlying principle of both concepts remains the same: to connect virtual networks with physical systems to create more efficient production ecosystems.

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2022-11

Industrial Internet: The “Apple” Dream of Manufacturing Giants

U.S. company General Electric (GE) has entered into a partnership with China Telecom Group.

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2022-11

China-U.S. Makers Co-create the Future

The 10th Anniversary Celebration of the “Chunhui Cup” China Overseas Students Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition and the Launch Ceremony of the 2015 U.S.–China Young Makers Competition were held in Pittsburgh, USA.

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2022-11

Seize the Key to Innovation and Unlock New Horizons for “Made in China”

BEIJING, April 13 (Xinhua) — Amid intense competition and the pressures of structural transformation, China has seized the key to innovation and embarked on new practices in supply-side structural reform, opening up fresh prospects for “Made in China” and injecting new momentum into its transformation and upgrading.

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2022-11

Supporting Broad Foreign Participation in “Made in China 2025”

On the 29th, Sun Jiwen, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce, stated that the recently released “Catalogue for the Guidance of Foreign Investment Industries (Revised in 2017)” represents another significant reform through which China is proactively opening its doors to the world and further improving its investment environment. The new Catalogue will better support foreign-invested enterprises in playing a vital role in the development of the real economy.

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2022-11

Now that China has grown stronger in manufacturing, will it stop importing from abroad?

Some foreign media have expressed concern that “Made in China 2025” aims to replace foreign technology with Chinese technology in high-end industries, to substitute Chinese manufacturing for foreign manufacturing, and to enhance the global competitiveness of China’s high-tech enterprises.