An underground lab in China is researching neutrinos: particles smaller than atoms and thought to contain even more energy. A foreign associate of America’s National Academy of Sciences is leading the Chinese project as it seeks to become the first nation to uncover the secrets of the particle—and its power.
Will China ever change its willingness to use force to take control of Taiwan? Beijing answered that question on Wednesday, saying it will never renounce the option.
Intel tech products sold in China could be in hot water. A Chinese state-linked agency is calling for a full security review into the U.S. chipmaker’s offerings.
General Motors is spending more than $600 million to develop a lithium project located in the heart of Nevada. It’s part of efforts to break China’s grip on the global lithium supply.
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