Guangdong
PulseAugur coverage of Guangdong — every cluster mentioning Guangdong across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- located in Huizhou 90%
- located in Zhuhai 90%
- located in Foshan 90%
- located in Dongguan 70%
- affiliated with Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area 70%
- located in Typhoon Noul 70%
- located in National Meteorological Centre 70%
- located in Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge 70%
- located in Zhongshan 70%
- located in Zhaoqing 70%
- located in Jieyang 70%
- located in South China Sea 60%
25 day(s) with sentiment data
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Chinese scientists create lychee-longan hybrid fruit "Cuimi"
Chinese scientists have successfully cross-bred a lychee and a longan, creating a new fruit variety named "Cuimi." This hybrid, developed at South China Agricultural University, breaks reproductive barriers between plan…
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China develops star-guided hypersonic weapons to counter GPS failure
Researchers in China have developed a prototype star sensor for hypersonic weapons, enabling celestial navigation as a backup to GPS. This self-contained system can guide weapons by tracking stars, making it immune to e…
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Former Guangdong Governor Zhu Senlin, Key Reform Enforcer, Dies at 95
Zhu Senlin, a former governor of Guangdong province, has died at the age of 95. He was recognized for his role in implementing economic reforms and opening up policies in southern China during the 1990s. Zhu served as t…
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China nationwide halts drone shows amid tightened airspace controls
China has implemented a nationwide halt on drone shows due to tightened airspace controls. This measure affects numerous provinces, with event organizers and tourist attractions announcing cancellations starting Friday.…
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Hong Kong heatwave persists amid Tropical Cyclone Dolphin influence
Hong Kong is experiencing a persistent heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach at least 37 degrees Celsius in some areas. The Hong Kong Observatory attributes the extreme heat to subsiding airflow associated with …
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China leads BCI regulation with Neuracle's NEO, facing competition from domestic and international rivals
China has taken an early lead in regulating brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) with the registration of Neuracle's NEO, the first invasive BCI to receive a certificate. This regulatory milestone, however, does not signify…
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Typhoon Dolphin forces widespread flight cancellations and train suspensions in eastern China
Typhoon Dolphin has prompted widespread flight cancellations and service disruptions across eastern China. Shanghai has canceled approximately 60% of its flights, with 1,384 flights grounded across Pudong and Hongqiao a…
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Man's 3,000km search for 24-year-old pen pal sparks nostalgia
A man from southern China, Li Zhicong, embarked on a 3,000-kilometer journey to Inner Mongolia to find a pen pal he knew 24 years ago. The search, which began after receiving a letter from "Ice Rain" in 2002, has evoked…
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Chinese women discover they were switched at birth 37 years ago
Two women in China discovered they were switched at birth 37 years ago, with one woman, Huang Xiaolin, growing up in a comfortable government-employed family while the other, Li Hui, experienced a different path. The mi…
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Chinese PCB maker Victory Giant expands capacity amid AI chip demand
Victory Giant Technology, a printed circuit board manufacturer based in Guangdong, is increasing its production capacity in response to high demand from AI chip makers. The company is in discussions for new orders with …
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Typhoon Kujira weakens, flights to Japan cancelled due to Dolphin
Tropical cyclone Kujira is expected to weaken over the weekend, reducing the likelihood of a typhoon signal in Hong Kong. Meanwhile, Severe Typhoon Dolphin's westward movement has led to the cancellation of at least 18 …
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Hong Kong elites urged to embrace risk for innovation-driven future
Hong Kong's elites need to embrace risk-taking and innovation to adapt to a changing global economy. Historically, the city's economic transformations have been driven by waves of migrants who brought capital, expertise…
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Hong Kong braces for heavy showers and thunderstorms
Hong Kong is expected to experience heavy showers and squally thunderstorms over the coming days due to a broad trough of low pressure and an active southerly airstream. The Hong Kong Observatory issued warnings for pot…
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Hong Kong issues red rainstorm warning with heavy showers expected
Hong Kong has issued a red rainstorm warning due to heavy thundery showers expected to persist through the weekend until Monday. The Observatory raised the warning to red, indicating over 50mm of rain per hour, with int…
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Chinese cosplayer's controversial "feet juice" stunt sparks outrage
A cosplayer at a convention in Guangzhou, China, sparked controversy by selling "feet juice" – water infused with lemon slices and their feet. This stunt, which drew large crowds and social media backlash, mirrored a si…
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Passenger drives collapsing driver to hospital in Guangdong
A passenger named He Shimin took control of a ride-sharing vehicle when the driver, surnamed Wang, experienced severe pain and became unable to drive. He Shimin, a blogger, was traveling from Guangzhou to Shunde in Guan…
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Hong Kong leads Greater Bay Area trials for breast cancer and eye treatments
Hong Kong is spearheading clinical trials for two new US-developed treatments targeting breast cancer and a degenerative eye condition. These trials will be conducted across the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Are…
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Hong Kong issues amber rainstorm warning amid unsettled weather
The Hong Kong Observatory issued an amber rainstorm warning on Tuesday morning, indicating that over 30mm of rain per hour has fallen or is expected. This warning signals unsettled weather conditions for the coming days…
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China's AI ambitions fuel data center boom amid overbuilding fears · 1 source tracked
China is experiencing a rapid expansion of data centers across the nation, driven by government ambitions to advance its artificial intelligence capabilities. This buildout, particularly in smaller cities and counties, …
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Chinese teen carries bricks to fund university tuition
A Chinese teenager, nicknamed Yuanyuan, chose to work alongside her mother at a construction site in Guangdong province to earn money for her university tuition. The girl, who recently graduated from secondary school, h…