Domestic and foreign guests gathered in Fuzhou for the International Symposium on Intellectual Property and Traditional Cultural Expressions. #InternationalSymposiumonIntellectualPropertyandTraditionalCulturalExpressions##FuzhouJiangxi#

Fuzhou is going global! Even the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) praised it. Come see how Fuzhou safeguards the cultural treasures left by our ancestors. #IntellectualPropertyandTraditionalCulturalExpressions##InternationalSymposium##FuzhouJiangxi#

During the two-day #Ryukyu-themed# international symposium held from Saturday to Sunday, participating scholars called for deeper research into Ryukyu's history and culture to draw greater global attention to #Japan#'s colonial history and its ongoing military expansion. They also stressed that the international community must remain alert to the risks of new militarism in Japan, and lend strong support to safeguarding long-term peace, prosperity and stability in East #Asia#.

🇨🇳Huawei Unveils New Chip Design Approach to Challenge Global Leaders Huawei Technologies said it has developed a new chip design principle called the “Tau Scaling Law,” also referred to internally as “Her’s Law,” aimed at advancing semiconductor performance beyond the limits of Moore’s Law. Speaking at the 2026 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems in Shanghai, Huawei semiconductor chief He Tingbo said the approach could reduce signal delay and improve transistor density to sustain gains in computing power. Huawei said the first Kirin chip based fully on the new design method will be used in a flagship smartphone launching this year, and that the company could reach 1.4-nanometer chip capabilities by 2031. #CHINA# #TECH# #AI# #HUAWEI# (

What if your AI chip didn't calculate the answer, but physically settled into it? That's the premise behind dynamical system hardware, and there's never been a standard way to program it. In an upcoming International Symposium on Computer Architecture (@ISCAConfOrg) 2026 paper, Unconventional AI MTS Prof. Ang Li and co-authors introduce DS-ISA: a minimalist 9-instruction architecture that bridges digital processors and continuous-time analog physics. It's a proof-of-concept, but it's the abstraction layer the field needs to build real compilers and software stacks for dynamics-based AI hardware. Full deep dive: