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- China aims to turn Beijing and surrounding areas into global tech hubs with self-reliance, a vision voiced by Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang.
- The Zhongguancun Forum runs March 25 to 29 and draws over 1,000 attendees to discuss AI and robotics.
- At Semicon China, experts project China’s chipmaking will reach 42% of global output by 2028, driven by AI and advanced packaging.
- Challenges remain in critical technology areas, necessitating further investment.
