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Empowering AI Acceleration: openEuler Unveils First SuperPoD-Ready OS and Welcomes AMD, Inspur Cloud, and Digital China

BEIJING, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The OpenAtom openEuler community (“openEuler”) successfully concluded the Operating System Conference & openEuler Summit 2025 in Beijing on November 14–15. Under the theme “Intelligence Unbounded, Open Source Beyond”, the two-day event gathered global industry leaders, open source contributors, and ecosystem partners to advance innovation in OSs and accelerate the development of an open global software infrastructure.

Since its open source launch in 2019, openEuler has grown rapidly, now encompassing over 2,100 member organizations and more than 23,000 global contributors. The installed base of openEuler-based OSs is expected to exceed 16 million deployments by the end of 2025, making it one of the preferred choices for digital transformation across China’s internet, telecommunication, finance, utilities, and energy sectors.

Looking ahead, the community is setting its sights on the next stage of growth and innovation. By the end of 2025, openEuler will officially launch its next-generation OS designed for SuperPoDs, setting the foundation for the AI era and strengthening global collaboration.

Chairman of OpenAtom Foundation Cheng Xiaoming, in his keynote remarks, emphasized that open source thrives on collaboration and that ecosystems grow through shared effort. He highlighted that every step forward for openEuler relies on close coordination among hardware partners, software vendors, and global developers.

openEuler’s First OS Release for SuperPoDs

As AI workloads grow at unprecedented speed, conventional server clusters are struggling to keep pace. The industry is shifting toward SuperPoDs—ultra-large-scale clusters that integrate multiple physical machines into a unified computing unit capable of AI training and inference—to address these challenges.

At the summit, Dr. Xiong Wei, Chairperson of the OpenAtom openEuler Committee, announced openEuler 24.03 LTS SP3, the first release version supporting SuperPoDs.

He outlined the three defining capabilities required for such an OS:

  • Global resource abstraction with unified memory addressing and device pooling
  • Heterogeneous resource convergence with high-bandwidth, low-latency interconnects
  • A global resource view with compatible and native APIs to unleash the performance of SuperPoD AI workloads

He noted that openEuler is committed to embracing SuperPoD computing and AI, accelerating globalization, and offering the world a new OS choice.

Xiong Wei delivering the keynote speech
Xiong Wei delivering the keynote speech

Advancing AI Capabilities to Accelerate Industry Digitalization

Full-Stack AI Solution: Intelligence BooM 2511 “Qiaoyumian”

For data center AI workloads, openEuler introduced the latest release of the Intelligence BooM full-stack open source AI solution—2511 “Qiaoyumian”, following the July 2025 release 2507 “Huimian” (both release names were inspired by traditional Chinese noodle dishes).

The new version supports:

  • Fine-tuning of 50+ model types
  • 10%–30% efficiency gains in heterogeneous inference
  • Rapid adaptation for AI agent applications

The solution is already commercially adopted by partners including Powerleader and HUAKUN.

Building Next-Generation Industrial Automation

In the industrial automation domain, openEuler continues to advance embedded capabilities, including MIxed-CriticAlity system framework (MICA) deployment, UniProton real-time kernel, and openEuler Embedded virtualization technology.

Together, these technologies achieve microsecond-level responsiveness and have been deployed in enterprises such as China Southern Power Grid and Phoenix Contact, accelerating the IT-OT convergence.

openEuler Arm CCA Confidential Computing Solution

Security remains a top priority as AI adoption accelerates.

openEuler, together with Arm, Linaro, Baidu AI Cloud, KylinSoft, Kylinsec, UnionTech, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and the Global Computing Consortium (GCC), jointly released the world’s first Arm CCA-based confidential computing solution on an open source OS.

This solution:

  • Implements full support for CCA confidential VMs
  • Makes openEuler the first open source OS with native CCA VM support
  • Achieves performance overhead under 5% through trusted I/O channels
  • Preserves openEuler’s extensive software ecosystem while seamlessly integrating confidential computing workloads

Linaro CTO Grant Likely highlighted Linaro’s long-term contribution to the Arm ecosystem, and noted that since joining the openEuler community in 2021, the company has played a pivotal role in enabling Arm CCA on openEuler.

Launch of the openEuler Arm CCA confidential computing solution
Launch of the openEuler Arm CCA confidential computing solution

Strengthening the Global Ecosystem and Expanding International Collaboration

This year, AMD, Inspur Cloud, and Digital China joined openEuler as new members. With this, all three leading chip enterprises—Intel, Arm, and AMD—are now part of the community, marking a significant milestone.

Maria Tang, CVP of AMD, underscored AMD’s open partnership with the Chinese market and its continued collaboration with openEuler in AI, cloud, and confidential computing. She also highlighted that AMD has fully adapted its server processor products to openEuler, ensuring seamless integration across the platform.

Maria Tang speaking at the summit
Maria Tang speaking at the summit

Andrew Wafaa, Arm Senior Director Software Communities & Fellow and PyTorch Board, emphasized Arm’s commitment to ensuring long-term compatibility and joint innovation with openEuler.

Andrew Wafaa speaking at the summit
Andrew Wafaa speaking at the summit

At the summit, the community introduced its first group of globalization pioneer partners, including LINX SOFTWARE, Chinasoft International, Wind River, UnionTech, xFusion, Hoperun, KylinSoft, and Kylinsec. These partners will jointly accelerate openEuler’s international adoption.

openEuler is also deepening cooperation with global open source foundations. Recently, the community established new technical collaborations with the Zephyr Project and the LF AI & Data Foundation. To date, openEuler has formed partnerships with 15 global open source organizations across AI, cloud, big data, cluster computing, and embedded.

Poetry as a Cultural Bridge and an Emotional Bond: the 2025 Classical Chinese Poetry Contest Deepens its Cultural Echoes in Southeast Asia


BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 29 November 2025 – Heading into its milestone 10th season in 2025, the Classical Chinese Poetry Contest, a cultural phenomenon co-produced by China Media Group, the Ministry of Education of China, and the State Language Commission. This anniversary edition uses poetry as a medium and emotional resonance as a bridge to create a vital cultural link between cherished Chinese literary traditions and audiences across Southeast Asia.

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Over the past decade, the Classical Chinese Poetry Contest has drawn on the wisdom of classical verse to respond to the questions of our time. Championing the belief that “Life is Inherently Poetic,” the program has grown into a vital cultural bond linking past and present, China and the world. Through a shared journey into poetry, it creates an opportunity for Southeast Asian audiences to appreciate the timeless elegance and profound beauty of Eastern culture.

Building on reimagined concepts, renewed formats, and revitalized visuals, the 2025 edition brings together contestants from diverse professions and regions—university students, firefighting commanders, rural teachers, cultural tourism planners, farmers, and more—to illuminate poetic moments in the nuanced fabric of everyday life. Esteemed cultural scholars like Kang Zhen, Meng Man, Li Bo, and Yang Yu will guide the audience through the evocative gallery of classical verse with commentary that resonates emotionally and intellectually, allowing viewers to feel the profound connection between the individual soul and the spirit of our time.

The 2025 edition leverages advanced technology to breath new life into classical poetry. For the first time, the program deploys AI algorithms and fluid lighting technology to transform the stage into a living canvas of poetry and painting. There poetic landscape and digital radiance meet in resonant synchrony, and the digital revival of classical motifs radiate a timeless vitality and beauty.

The new edition features a refreshed format, which upgrades beloved segments like “Fei Hua Ling” (a thematic verse chain), “Poetry Chain Duel,” and “Poetry in Painting,” while introducing a new challenge round—”Champions’ League.” This innovative segment pits rising stars against title-holders in friendly rivalry, creating cultural resonance that transcends time and space.

As a grand Chinese cultural feast steeped in verse, the Classical Chinese Poetry Contest has intertwined a decade of dedication with the timeless flow of poetry. This year, we will witness once again the poetic beauty of the East shimmer and shine across the vibrant lands of Southeast Asia.

Hashtag: #AICreativity #DigitalCulture #ClassicalPoetry #LiteraryArts #ChinaSEA #ASEANCulture

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Vientiane Issues Traffic Advisory Ahead of Lao National Day, 50th Anniversary Celebrations

Vientiane Capital, Laos. This image is used for representational purpose only. (Photo credit: Business Information Center)

The Vientiane Department of Public Works and Transport has issued a traffic advisory urging residents, commuters, and visitors to avoid several key roads across the capital from 28 November to 2 December, as the city prepares for large-scale events marking the 50th anniversary of Lao National Day.

The notice, issued under the directives of the Vientiane Mayor and the Vientiane Capital Administrative Organization, outlines extensive road closures and diversions to accommodate parade preparations, official ceremonies, and increased security measures.

Major Roads to Avoid

Authorities have asked the public to stay clear of several major arteries, including:

Kaysone Phomvihane Road from the Dongdok traffic light to Patuxai.

Lane Xang Avenue from Hor Kham to Patuxai.

Souphanouvong Road and Setthathirath Road from Wattay International Airport to Hor Kham.

Setthathirath Road and Thadeua Road from Hor Kham to a traffic intersection near Lao-German Technical College.

Samsenthai Road from Wat Simeuang to KM2.

23 August Road from Patuxai to the 450th Anniversary roundabout.

Nong Bon Road and That Luang Road from Naxay intersection to That Luang intersection.

The That Luang perimeter road and all connecting roads from the Kamphengmeuang Road to the stupa grounds.

The department said these areas will host parade vehicles, security personnel, and event logistics teams, which will significantly slow traffic.

Detours for Drivers

Specific detours have been arranged:

Vehicles traveling from Route 13 North to Route 13 South should divert via Ban Xay Moungkhun Expressway, Nong Buek Road, and Dongdok toward Don Noun or Route 450.

Trucks from the Friendship Bridge heading to Route 13 South should use Route 450-Year and turn at Dongdok as directed.

Trucks from Route 13 South going to the Friendship Bridge should turn left at the Route 450th Anniversary intersection.

Vehicles from Kaysone Phomvihane Road, Road 10, or Don Noun Road are advised to avoid the city center by diverting through Ban Nong Niang or Mittaphab Hospital Road.

Drivers coming from Thadeua Road or the Friendship Bridge who do not intend to enter central Vientiane should reroute via Phat Phonthan intersection and the Bueng That Luang Special Economic Zone Road.

Traffic police will be stationed at major intersections to guide motorists and ease congestion.

Full Closure on 2 December

On 2 December, from 4:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Lane Xang Avenue from Hor Kham to the Phonsaart traffic intersection on Kaysone Phomvihane Road will be fully closed to allow the National Day procession and parade to move through the city.

Residents traveling between Sikhottabong, Chanthabouly, Dongdok, Don Noun, and Sisattanak districts are encouraged to use alternative routes such as Phontong-Dongdok Road, That Luang Road, Kamphengmeuang Road, and the 450-Year Road.

Parking for parade spectators will be available around designated parks, with officers on hand to direct vehicles.

Authorities Urge Public Cooperation

The department emphasized the importance of public compliance during the festival period, noting that the large-scale parade and ceremonial events will attract thousands of spectators and international guests.

“Drivers of all types of vehicles are requested to strictly follow the instructions of traffic officers,” the notice said.

The measures are part of Vientiane’s broader preparations for the landmark celebration, which will include cultural performances, a military parade, and an evening flyover to commemorate five decades since the independence of Laos.

Explore Taiwan, the best destination for cycling, sustainability, and low-carbon travel

Also, experience its bike-friendly accommodations enjoyed by cyclists worldwide.

TAIPEI, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Taiwan is mountainous, and surrounded on all sides by the sea. It’s blessed with diverse natural landscapes, a rich cultural heritage, and a captivating gastronomic culture. These have made it a favorite destination for international travelers. Over the past decade or so, visitors have increasingly chosen to explore Taiwan by bicycle. Cruising along at a leisurely 25 km/h, they can experience Taiwan’s scenery in a sustainable way and stay at bike-friendly accommodations.

For people who love exploring the world by bike, Taiwan offers challenging routes, an excellent infrastructure, a high level of convenience and distinctive sightseeing features. This has made it a paradise for cycling tourism. Taiwan offers diverse terrain, from coastlines and rice-field plains to high mountains such as Wuling. This allows cyclists to experience a variety of landscapes and difficulty in a short time. Of special note, the 968-km Taiwan Cycling Route No. 1 encircles the entire island. It’s equipped with clear signage and rest/refreshment stops along the way, enabling international travelers to plan a safe and worry-free trip around Taiwan. In addition, Sun Moon Lake’s lakeside bikeway was selected by CNN as one of the world’s top ten most beautiful cycling paths, and is another classic route perfect for leisure travelers and families.

Taiwan’s convenient and cycle-friendly environment naturally encourages exploration. A high density of convenience stores makes resupply easy, with these stores serving as the most reliable supply points for cyclists. Responding to the global trend toward low-carbon travel, Taiwan’s Tourism Administration continues to implement its Bike-Friendly Accommodation program, an official certification ensuring that hotels provide secure bicycle parking, cleaning facilities, basic repair tools, and other cyclist-friendly services. Many locations also offer flexible options such as early breakfast or late check-out to meet cyclists’ needs, ensuring that both rider and bicycle get the rest they require. Taiwan’s well-known hospitality often leaves foreign cyclists with unforgettable memories of assistance received from local residents during their journeys.

Even if you’ve visited Taiwan (aka Formosa, “the beautiful island”) before, you won’t regret coming again to embark on a remarkable cycling journey. Book your stay at a Bike-Friendly Accommodation now and enjoy a cycling experience defined by convenience and genuine hospitality. Taiwan is truly the premier destination in Asia for exploration by bicycle.

For Bike-Friendly Accommodation information, please visit the Taiwan Stay website:
https://www.taiwanstay.net.tw/TSA/web_page/TSA010100.jsp

Taiwan Cycling Route No. 1
Taiwan Cycling Route No. 1

Taiwan has well-planned tourist bicycle paths
Taiwan has well-planned tourist bicycle paths

Taiwan's Sun-Moon Lake Bikeway
Taiwan’s Sun-Moon Lake Bikeway

i-Clean Recliners, Sofas Debut in Vientiane

i-Clean Recliners, Sofas Debut in Vientiane
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La-Z-Boy, the renowned US furniture brand, has launched its latest innovation in Vientiane: the i-Clean fabric recliners and sofas. Specifically designed for households with children and pets, the new line combines practicality, durability, and comfort.

Lao Brewery Company and PR Partner Rantau+ Win Gold at Global Sustainability and Purpose Awards

Lao Brewery Company and PR Partner Rantau+ Win Gold at Global Sustainability and Purpose Awards
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On 21 November, Lao Brewery Company (LBC), part of the Carlsberg Group, and its long-term PR partner Rantau+ received Gold in the Best Technological Innovation category at the Sustainability and Purpose Awards 2025 in London for their campaign, “Aligning Lao Pride with Global Purpose: A Journey of Sustainable Transformation.”

SpeQtre, the entanglement-based quantum comms demonstrator satellite, is now on orbit

  • SpeQtral-RAL Space Quantum Communications Satellite Successfully Launches on SpaceX Transporter-15
  • Singapore-UK quantum collaboration begins on-orbit commissioning following successful deployment

SINGAPORE and OXFORDSHIRE, England, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — SpeQtral, Singapore’s leading quantum communications company, in partnership with the UK Science and Technology Facilities Council’s (STFC) RAL Space, announces the successful launch and deployment of the SpeQtre CubeSat aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-15 mission. The spacecraft, containing SpeQtral’s space-qualified entangled photon pair source and detector modules was deployed into sun-synchronous orbit on 28th November, 2025, marking a significant milestone for Singapore-UK space collaboration and quantum communications technology. 

SpeQtre, a 12U CubeSat containing SpeQtral’s quantum payload is set to demonstrate space-to-ground quantum communication
SpeQtre, a 12U CubeSat containing SpeQtral’s quantum payload is set to demonstrate space-to-ground quantum communication

Advanced Quantum Communications Technology

The SpeQtre satellite carries advanced quantum hardware designed by SpeQtral to explore secure space-based quantum communications. It represents a notably difficult technical challenge – demonstrating the exchange of quantum information from a CubeSat roughly the size of a microwave oven. By scaling down this complex technology, the mission aims to reduce costs and improve accessibility for future quantum communication missions. SpeQtre will investigate various aspects of quantum communications from space, starting with fundamental validation of quantum components and progressing toward sophisticated quantum communication protocols.

“This mission represents years of collaborative development between our teams,” said Chune Yang Lum, CEO of SpeQtral. “We’re taking a systematic approach that validates each aspect of the technology step by step, building toward increasingly ambitious quantum communications capabilities.”

The mission builds on SpeQtral’s previous space heritage, including involvement with the successful SpooQy-1 CubeSat mission that demonstrated an entangled photon pair source in space. The company has established strategic partnerships with major industry players including SES, Thales Alenia Space, and Hispasat to advance commercialization of space-based quantum communications.

Experts from RAL Space have developed the instrument that will beam SpeQtre’s quantum signals to Earth, assembled the satellite hardware and ensured its readiness for space using their suite of environmental test facilities.

Commissioning Phase Begins

Following deployment, the satellite platform will undergo commissioning over the coming months, involving activation and testing of all spacecraft subsystems. SpeQtral and RAL Space will then commission their respective quantum payload and optical system, with this phased approach ensuring thorough validation before progressing to quantum experiments and other out of band key delivery mechanisms.

“SpeQtre is the first satellite developed through our agile mission facility, and a credit to the teams who have worked hard to deliver the payload for launch,” said Andy Vick, Disruptive Technology Lead at RAL Space and UK Principal Investigator for SpeQtre. “By approaching this mission with speed and creativity, they have already paved the way for more ambitious missions ahead, including future UK demonstrators. But for now, for SpeQtre, the real fun begins as we look forward to the beginning of our quantum experiments in space.”

Addressing Cybersecurity Challenges

Space-based quantum communications address critical emerging needs as quantum computing advances threaten conventional encryption methods. Unlike terrestrial fibre networks which are distance-limited, satellite-based systems provide quantum-secure communications across vast distances without requiring additional intermediary trusted repeater nodes.

The mission supports broader international efforts to establish quantum-secure communication networks, including the European Space Agency’s INT-UQKD and Q-DESIGN programmes, highlighting global recognition of quantum communications as critical technology for future cybersecurity.

Singapore-UK Partnership

The SpeQtre collaboration stems from a Singapore-UK bilateral initiative designed to strengthen technological cooperation between the two nations. It is part of the Space Technology Development Programme administered by the Office for Space Technology & Industry (OSTIn), Singapore’s national space office, and the National Quantum Technologies Programme administered by UK Research and Innovation. The cooperation leverages Singapore’s quantum expertise at SpeQtral, and UK’s world-class space engineering capabilities at RAL Space.

“The launch of SpeQtre represents a significant milestone in the Singapore-UK collaboration on space technologies, showcasing Singapore’s leadership in space-based quantum communications. Through the Space Technology Development Programme, OSTIn has supported SpeQtral’s developments in quantum key distribution technologies, which is vital to ensure quantum-secure communications in an increasingly interconnected world. This mission reinforces the value of strategic international partnerships in driving innovation and advancing critical technologies.” said Mr. Jonathan Hung, Executive Director of Office for Space Technology & Industry, Singapore (OSTIn).

Operations Timeline and Looking Ahead

Following the commissioning phase, quantum communications experiments are expected to begin in early 2026. The mission will start by conducting experiments with quantum-enabled optical ground stations at the Centre for Quantum Technologies at the National University of Singapore, and at RAL Space’s Chilbolton Observatory in Hampshire, UK. Data from these experiments will allow for demonstrations of secured communications between the two sites and inform development of future commercial quantum communications satellites.

As quantum computing capabilities advance, the need for quantum-secure communications becomes increasingly urgent for governments, financial institutions, and critical infrastructure operators worldwide. Success in this mission will demonstrate the viability of cost-effective, small-satellite approaches to quantum communications, potentially accelerating deployment of commercial quantum communications constellations while establishing important precedents for international cooperation in quantum technologies and space-based security systems.

About SpeQtral

SpeQtral is a pioneer in quantum communications, with a vision to build and deploy global quantum networks. SpeQtral develops quantum-secure products and services designed to protect sovereign and enterprise telecommunication networks against classical, as well as future quantum-based cyber-attacks on cryptography. Combining both terrestrial and space-based solutions, SpeQtral aims to secure the world’s networks against the threats posed by the imminent quantum revolution and drive innovation in quantum communications that will serve as the building blocks for the future quantum internet.
https://speqtralquantum.com/

About RAL Space

RAL Space is the UK’s national space laboratory, working in partnership with government, industry, and academia to advance our understanding of space and our environment – for the benefit of all. Based at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and Chilbolton Observatory, our 350+ experts work across the lifecycle of space missions. We contribute to groundbreaking projects across Earth observation, space weather, planetary science, and astronomy, working with UK and international partners including ESA, NASA, and the UK Space Agency. As part of the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) and the wider UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), RAL Space plays a central role in shaping the UK’s space capabilities.

https://www.ralspace.stfc.ac.uk/

KuCoin Strengthens Australian Presence with PGA Championship Activation, Reinforcing Commitment to Australia with Regulatory Milestone and Local Expansion

BRISBANE, Australia, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — KuCoin, a leading global crypto platform built on trust, is thrilled to serve as an official partner and exclusive crypto partner of the 2025 BMW Australian PGA Championship, taking place from November 27 to 30 at the Royal Queensland Golf Club in Brisbane. As one of the Asia-Pacific region’s most historic golf tournaments, the Championship provides a high-impact platform for KuCoin to engage partners, clients, and the broader community while elevating its brand presence alongside Australian golf icon and KuCoin Global Brand Ambassador Adam Scott.

As part of the collaboration, KuCoin hosted an invite-only VIP hospitality experience on November 28 in a private suite overlooking the 17th hole. Designed as a strategic engagement platform rather than a traditional client event, the gathering brought together industry leaders, institutional partners, and regulatory-aligned stakeholders to deepen dialogue on building a trusted and compliant digital asset ecosystem in Australia.

Set against the backdrop of KuCoin’s AUSTRAC registration and ongoing commitment to strengthening local oversight, the experience featured a premium environment with curated food, beverages, and interactive brand showcases that highlighted KuCoin’s security, transparency, and governance frameworks. The event served as an important touchpoint for advancing responsible industry collaboration and reinforcing KuCoin’s long-term commitment to compliant growth and user protection in the Australian market.

Tika LUM, Head of Global Institutional Business Development at KuCoin, delivered opening remarks, covering the strategic upgrade of KuCoin Institutional and showcasing its core competencies anchored in trusted compliance, secure infrastructure, and continuous innovation—all aimed at empowering clients with advanced services, deep market intelligence, and exclusive VIP experiences. The highlight of the afternoon was an exclusive meet-and-greet with Adam Scott, which offered attendees a memorable opportunity to connect with KuCoin Global Brand Ambassador while watching tournament play from the suite’s outdoor balcony. Adam joined a quick Q&A session with Tika, sharing his experiences with professional golf training methods and technical skills, as well as the shared values between himself and KuCoin—values that mirror KuCoin’s commitment to building a secure, resilient, and innovative trading infrastructure.

The activation fostered meaningful interaction with KuCoin leadership and strengthened local relationships, underscoring the company’s focus on trust, innovation, and user empowerment in the crypto industry.

“This partnership with the Australian PGA Championship was a tremendous success, blending the precision and tradition of golf with KuCoin’s forward-thinking approach to cryptocurrency,” said Tika LUM, Head of Global Institutional Business Development at KuCoin. “It was an honor to host our partners and clients in such an iconic setting, and Adam Scott’s involvement truly elevated the experience.”

Building on this momentum, KuCoin continues to deepen its investment in Australia. The company recently secured registration as a Digital Currency Exchange (DCE) provider with AUSTRAC, introducing new compliance requirements and improving fiat access for Australian users. In addition, KuCoin has established a new office in Sydney’s CBD and appointed James Pinch as its Australian Managing Director to lead local operations across compliance, operations, cybersecurity, and product development.

These developments reflect KuCoin’s long-term commitment to building a secure, user-centric digital asset ecosystem in Australia and supporting the country’s evolving Web3 landscape.

About KuCoin

Founded in 2017, KuCoin is a leading global crypto platform built on trust, serving over 40 million users across 200+ countries and regions. Known for its reliability and user-first approach, the platform combines advanced technology, deep liquidity, and strong security safeguards to deliver a seamless trading experience. KuCoin provides access to 1,000+ digital assets through a broad product suite and remains committed to building transparent, compliant, and user-centric digital asset infrastructure for the future of finance.

Learn more: www.kucoin.com