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SEHMUA Launches Its First 2K Solar Security Camera System with Homebase

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SHENZHEN, China, Nov. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — SEHMUA has launched its latest home security solution: the SEHMUA CK14S Solar Security Camera System, featuring a 4-Pack camera and a homebase with local storage. The product aims to solve the challenges of conventional home security systems, such as complicated setup, hidden fees, and difficulties in multi-zone monitoring, providing users with a truly “plug-and-play, hassle-free” security experience.

SEHMUA CK14S 2K Solar Security Camera System
SEHMUA CK14S 2K Solar Security Camera System

In the conventional home security market, users often need to buy hardware separately and face expensive monthly cloud storage fees, along with potential data privacy risks. SEHMUA’s new system overcomes these issues with an integrated design that links multiple cameras to a central homebase, providing a streamlined and highly efficient all-in-one security solution.

Home security should serve as a foundation of protection for the household, not as a complex and expensive burden. SEHMUA is committed to creating an easy-to-use security system that allows anyone, regardless of technical skill, to set up a reliable and robust security solution in just minutes. This is the value SEHMUA aims to convey to users.

Key Features Include:

Effortless Installation

Each camera communicates exclusively with the homebase, which connects to the router via Ethernet and supports dual-band WiFi (2.4GHz and 5GHz). The cameras establish a stable connection through a dedicated channel with the homebase without complex configuration or multiple apps. Paired with a solar panel power supply and homebase design, the system eliminates the most challenging issues of conventional camera setup—power access and network wiring. No need for professional assistance. Once installed, the conventional system works continuously without any further setup required.

No Monthly Fees with Homebase

By storing all recordings locally on the homebase, SEHMUA’s system eliminates monthly subscriptions. The built-in 64GB storage (expandable to 256GB) supports up to 120 days of video history. Users can fully access smart alerts and video playback features without recurring charges, putting an end to the common trap of ongoing subscriptions.

Multi-Zone Viewing & Ultimate Clarity

Users can view four live camera feeds simultaneously on one screen without manual switching. Each 4MP Full HD camera pans 355° and tilts 90° for complete coverage. With digital zoom, the system can capture key details such as license plates up to 32 feet away.

365-Day Non-Stop Power

Each camera comes equipped with a highly efficient 3W solar panel and a built-in 5200mAh rechargeable battery, providing reliable year-round performance without interruptions. Enjoy uninterrupted operation with no need for frequent recharges or complex wiring, giving you total freedom and flexibility.

User Privacy & Data Security

All recorded footage is securely stored locally on the homebase, ensuring that no data is uploaded to third-party cloud servers. Only the device owner and authorized users can access the video feed. Even if a camera is stolen, your video data remains secure, as the homebase stays safely within your home, preserving your privacy and peace of mind.

Ideal for:

Modern households prioritizing simplicity and privacy security

The system’s integrated setup and local storage feature perfectly cater to users who prefer avoiding complicated configurations and have high privacy requirements for cloud-based data.

Property managers with multi-zone security needs

Whether managing large homes, villas, small businesses, or rental properties, the system allows for effortless, simultaneous monitoring of key areas like front doors, backyards, and garages.

The user’s preference for long-term benefits

Ideal for users tired of recurring monthly fees and seeking long-term value through a one-time investment with full, ongoing functionality.

The SEHMUA CK14S 2K Solar Security Camera System is now available on SEHMUA and Amazon. This new product is a must-buy this Black Friday.

About SEHMUA

SEHMUA is committed to creating convenient and reliable products through thoughtful design that prioritizes user value. SEHMUA seamlessly integrates technology into daily life, enabling households to effortlessly access efficient security protection and enjoy greater peace of mind—whether at home or outdoors. By optimizing the user experience and placing a strong emphasis on user privacy security, SEHMUA puts comprehensive security within easy reach, empowering users to effortlessly meet their diverse security needs.

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Abu Dhabi Turf Club to host 33rd UAE President Cup for Arabian Purebred Horses under the patronage of Mansour bin Zayed

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The President of the UAE Cup for Arabian Purebred Horses will be run on December 6, a highlight of Abu Dhabi Turf Club’s 2025–2026 season, which features 16 fixtures

Visitors to the prestigious event will enjoy a variety of fine dining and entertainment options including premium dining restaurant Strawfire, immersive installations that celebrate Emirati culture and heritage, performances from live musicians and a spectacular closing ceremony drone show

ABU DHABI, UAE, Nov. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President of the UAE, Deputy Prime Minister, Chief of the Presidential Court, and Chairman of Abu Dhabi Equestrian Club (ADEC), Abu Dhabi Turf Club (ADTC) will stage the 33rd running of the President of the UAE Cup for Arabian Purebred Horses on December 6, 2025.

 

 

Abu Dhabi Turf Club to host 33rd UAE President Cup for Arabian Purebred Horses under the patronage of Mansour bin Zayed

 

The Group 1 contest over 2200 metres is a feature event of the season, renowned for its prestige, record prize fund, and fierce competition among champion horses. It will bring together elite jockeys and the finest Arabian Purebreds to compete for a share of the total prize fund of AED 10.8 million, with racing fans around the world set to follow the action. The meeting is recognised as the richest night of the Abu Dhabi Turf Club season. It will feature the President of the UAE Cup for Arabian Purebred alongside other high-profile races, including the Group 3 Yass Sprint, the UAE Breeders Cup, and the Abu Dhabi Derby.

The late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan inaugurated the first edition of the President of the UAE Cup for Arabian Purebred Horses in 1994, affirming the importance of the breed, showcasing its exceptional qualities on the track, and preserving this heritage as an integral part of the nation’s traditions.

His Excellency Eng. Ali Al Shaiba, Director General of Abu Dhabi Equestrian Club and Abu Dhabi Turf Club, noted that the leadership’s support for Arabian Purebred horses has been instrumental in restoring their stature, enhancing their prominence, and elevating their presence on the international stage. He expressed his gratitude for the patronage and support of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan for the President of the UAE Cup for Arabian Purebred Horses.

He said: “At Abu Dhabi Turf Club, we are proud to host the President of the UAE Cup for Arabian Purebred Horses every year. This cherished occasion reflects the deep-rooted place of the Arabian horse in the hearts of the Emirati people and strengthens their connection to the heritage of racing.”

He added: “For more than three decades, this prestigious Cup has carried a proud message of our society’s enduring equestrian values. It remains the world’s premier stage for Arabian Purebred racing, bringing together the finest horses, renowned owners, elite jockeys, and top trainers, all competing for the honour of lifting this coveted title.”

Visitors can expect a full lineup of entertainment showcasing Emirati heritage and culture. Children aged 6 to 12, are invited to participate in the Emirati National Dress Competition and photography enthusiasts can join in the UAE President Cup Photo Competition. Inspired by the motifs of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, an immersive jalsa will provide an artistic visual experience.

For gourmet enthusiasts, Strawfire, the premium restaurant from Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, will offer a specially curated menu. The diverse entertainment lineup features traditional performances that showcase the UAE’s heritage. A spectacular drone show will bring the celebrations to a grand finale, lighting up the sky and captivating every guest.

 

33rd UAE President Cup 2025
33rd UAE President Cup 2025

 

Chinese Creativity Empowers the World: EPWK Builds a “Digital Silk Road” for Cross-Border Services

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XIAMEN, China, Nov. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — “Through the projects on the platform, I can quickly sense design trends in the Chinese market, which inspires my other design work. At the same time, the professional matching and fund escrow mechanisms allow me to collaborate with clients on the other side of the globe smoothly,” shared Sophia Williams, a brand designer from the United States, explaining her reasons for choosing EPWK International.

What she praises is the core element driving the efficient global flow of creative resources—trust. Today, from Xiamen’s Jimei Software Park Phase III to a listing on NASDAQ, from serving tens of millions of domestic users to connecting global creative resources, EPWK (NASDAQ code: EPWK) has demonstrated through practice that high-quality Chinese creative services are fully capable of showcasing their value on the world stage.

The new cross-border service, the “Digital Silk Road,” fosters the flow of creativity and wisdom across borders, much like ancient silk. An Italian Chinese merchant found a Xiamen-based tech team via the platform to develop a B2B application; a US employer collaborated with a Chinese team to produce English video content; a Japanese company’s multilingual logistics APP was undertaken by Chinese developers with extensive experience in the Japanese market. Behind these cross-border collaborations lies a rising global digital infrastructure for creative transactions.

Strategic Launch: A New Route for Chinese Creativity Going Global

Currently, Chinese brands are experiencing an explosive phase of international expansion. Companies in industries like new energy vehicles, consumer electronics, and cross-border e-commerce are accelerating their global layouts. However, they commonly face a challenge: a shortage of high-quality brand design, marketing planning, and localization services that align with local cultural aesthetics. This industry pain point presents a historic opportunity for Chinese creative services to go global and highlights the value of EPWK’s globalization strategy.

On February 6, 2025, EPWK was listed on NASDAQ, becoming the “first Chinese crowdsourcing platform going IPO.” Months later, the launch of EPWK International (intl.epwk.com) marked the full commencement of its global journey. This strategy is built upon a solid operational foundation: as of June 30, 2024, the platform had served over 8.74 million buyers and 16.92 million sellers, covering more than 2,800 counties and cities across China. Between 2019 and 2024, it cumulatively completed 4.6 million projects with a Gross Merchandise Volume (GMV) exceeding $1.67 billion. This vast user base and transaction scale provide strong support for global market expansion.

The launch of the International station not only builds a bridge for connecting Chinese and foreign creative resources but also provides Chinese creative services with a direct window to global clients. Focusing on the concept of “Creativity Without Borders,” the platform integrates diverse service categories like design, development, marketing, AI, and writing, enabling efficient connections between global enterprises and creative talent, thus opening a new route for Chinese creativity to go global.

Ecosystem Construction: Dual-Wheel Drive and Trust Assurance

EPWK’s global strategy, centered on “optimizing the supply-demand ecosystem and forming a network effect,” builds a sustainable global creative service ecosystem through a dual-wheel drive mechanism and a full-chain assurance system.

On the supply side, the platform breaks geographical barriers. It continuously aggregates high-quality domestic creative talent, offering services with local insights and professional capabilities, while actively attracting designers and developers from regions like Europe, America, and Southeast Asia to join the International platform. This enriches service diversity and international standards, creating a global creative talent pool. On the demand side, a two-pronged strategy is employed: it serves the overseas expansion needs of Chinese companies, helping them connect with international creative resources for global brand building, while also proactively attracting overseas SMEs to post creative demands, forming a truly global creative marketplace.

In November 2025, EPWK International launched its membership service system. Structured into Basic, VIP, and SVIP tiers, it precisely matches the development needs of creative professionals at different stages, further activating both supply and demand ends and amplifying the cross-border network effect.

Trust is the core challenge in cross-border transactions. EPWK addresses this by building a full-chain assurance mechanism. The platform adopts a “deposit-before-delivery” fund protection model. Employers deposit the full project amount into a third-party supervised platform account when posting requirements. Funds are released according to the agreement only after the service provider completes the work and it passes the employer’s review, fundamentally resolving fund security concerns in cross-border deals. Simultaneously, the International platform is enhancing underlying technical infrastructure like e-contracts and copyright protection systems, providing full-cycle trust and security assurance for cross-border creative collaboration.

Successful cases demonstrate the ecosystem’s value: Weifang Wanma Information Technology matched with a Japanese employer through EPWK to develop a trilingual (Chinese, Japanese, English) logistics APP; Song Ju‘an, co-founder of Hangzhou Yiyizhongliu Digital Technology Co., Ltd., connected with a European client via the platform and successfully developed a comprehensive platform for the Spanish Chinese community; Xiamen Yingchuang Information Technology started with a 3,000 RMB trial video production order for a US employer, gradually building deep trust and seeing the collaboration value increase to 9,000 RMB. These practices fully prove that with a robust ecosystem and trust as the bridge, efficient cross-border creative collaboration can be achieved.

Far-Reaching Impact: From Industry Empowerment to Global Connection

EPWK’s international expansion goes beyond mere corporate growth. It demonstrates strategic significance in talent development, industrial upgrading, and global collaboration, outlining a future vision of becoming a global “router” for creative resources.

For Chinese creative talent, EPWK International opens a new “digital channel for going global.” Domestic service providers can undertake international orders and participate in global competition “from their doorstep” without needing to relocate, enhancing their international service capabilities through practical experience. Cao Zhulin, responsible person at Xiamen Yingchuang Information Technology, stated that accessing previously unreachable international clients through the platform significantly boosted the team’s professionalism.

Concurrently, the platform acts as a conduit for the two-way flow of creative ideas. It introduces advanced global creative concepts, project management experience, and industry standards into China, promoting the upgrading of the domestic creative industry. It also allows the deep local market insights of Chinese creative professionals to be transformed into more actionable solutions, creating value for international clients.

On a global market level, EPWK International offers a new path for SMEs to reduce costs and increase efficiency. Numerous SMEs in regions like Europe, America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East face the persistent challenge of high costs for professional services. Through EPWK International, they can easily access cost-effective services for brand design, software development, digital marketing, and more, effectively lowering operational costs. This cross-regional optimization of resource allocation not only invigorates the global creative market but also fosters collaborative development among SMEs worldwide.

Looking ahead, EPWK International will continue to deepen its presence in key markets such as Southeast Asia, Japan, Europe, and the United States. It aims to build a global collaborative network for creative services centered on technology and trust, striving to become the intelligent link engine connecting creative professionals worldwide with enterprise demand. This invisible “Digital Silk Road” is facilitating the free flow of diverse creative ideas across borders, allowing global talent to gain recognition on the international stage, closely integrating China’s creative productivity with global market needs, and writing a modern chapter for the ancient Silk Road.

US-ASEAN Business Council Urges Regional Alignment to Advance Southeast Asia’s Circular Economy

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JOHOR, MALAYSIA & JAKARTA, INDONESIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 November 2025 – To accelerate Southeast Asia’s transition to a circular economy, the US-ASEAN Business Council (USABC) is actively fostering collaboration between the private and public sectors. The goal is to develop practical, investment-friendly Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) systems specifically designed to optimize the lifecycle management of packaging products across the region.

Implementing effective EPR systems in Southeast Asia presents unique challenges, including the complex integration of the region’s vast informal waste sector, limited institutional capacity and support, and persistent funding limitations. Furthermore, the scarcity of reliable waste data significantly hinders target setting and performance measurement, making it difficult to gauge the true impact of current efforts.

“Clear, predictable, government-mandated and industry-run EPR frameworks are essential for scaling circular economy solutions across ASEAN,” said Nugraheni Utami, Chief Country Representative for Indonesia, USABC. “Regional alignment on core principles, supported by transparent reporting, creates a level playing field for industry and investment in the infrastructure needed for effective, inclusive EPR systems to drive circular outcomes for packaging.”

As ASEAN member states move beyond traditional ‘take-make-dispose’ models, the USABC underscores that a unified approach is paramount. Regionally aligned standards instill confidence in companies to invest in local recycling infrastructure, assured by clear and consistent rules that also encourage the seamless movement and exchange of materials across markets.

“Malaysia’s upcoming EPR framework is an opportunity to build a practical, multi-material system that drives environmental impact and investment certainty,” added Tina Jamaluddin, Chief Country Representative for Malaysia, USABC. “Mutually recognized principles across ASEAN, paired with national flexibility, help reduce fragmentation and support efficient implementation across the region.”

Industry leaders are already demonstrating commitment. “Addressing waste management collection and infrastructure challenges is often complex, however Coca-Cola is committed to collective action to accelerate progress”, said Umesh Madhavan, Director, Packaging Sustainability of Coca-Cola. “Across Southeast Asia, together with our bottling partners, we collaborate with governments, industry, recyclers, and NGOs to strengthen local recycling and collection systems and infrastructure. Our efforts include advocating for well-structured EPR systems in Malaysia and Indonesia, and well-designed Deposit Return Systems (DRS) in Singapore. Through ongoing investments and partnerships, we are committed to helping reduce plastic packaging waste.”

Crucial to these efforts are key partners like Mahija Foundation (Mahija Parahita Nusantara) and innovative recycling facilities such as Hiroyuki Industries in Malaysia and Amandina Bumi Nusantara in Indonesia. These entities provide the foundational infrastructure and technical capabilities vital for robust national EPR systems.

“A circular economy must be inclusive and ethical. At Mahija Foundation, we are implementing the Responsible Sourcing Initiative to ensure that the transition from informal to formal waste management puts people first”, said Ardhina Zaiza, Chairwoman of Mahiija Foundation. “By embedding human rights and fair labor standards directly into the supply chain, we provide the transparency that partners like Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) and Amandina need. This ensures that the high-quality material entering the recycling loop is not only environmentally sustainable but socially responsible, uplifting the waste pickers who are the heroes of this ecosystem.”

While Southeast Asia’s journey to a circular economy has its inherent challenges, this collaborative momentum demonstrates its immense possibilities. By uniting industry leaders, policymakers, and local recycling innovators, the region is actively constructing a practical, investment-focused roadmap. This collective action is the key to overcoming obstacles and transforming the lifecycle of packaging for a more sustainable and inclusive Southeast Asia, pioneering industry-led transformation towards efficient material collection, recycling, and reuse.

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About US-ASEAN Business Council

Since 1984, the US-ASEAN Business Council has been the premier advocacy organization for U.S. corporations operating within the dynamic Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Worldwide, the Council’s membership of nearly 170 companies generates almost US$7 trillion in revenue and employs more than 14.5 million people. Today our members include the largest U.S. companies conducting business in ASEAN and range from newcomers to the region to companies that have been working in Southeast Asia for more than 100 years. The Council has nine offices around the globe, in Washington, DC; New York, NY; Bangkok, Thailand; Hanoi, Vietnam; Jakarta, Indonesia; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Manila, Philippines; Singapore; and Yangon, Myanmar.

Malaysia’s Deputy Prime Minister Officiates the Opening of ATCDS 2025, Setting ASEAN’s Direction for Regional Innovation and Technological Cooperation

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ASEAN Technology Cooperation & Development Summit 2025 Opens in Kuala Lumpur Under Malaysia’s ASEAN Chairmanship

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Nov. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The ASEAN Technology Cooperation & Development Summit 2025 (ATCDS 2025) officially opened today at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC), officiated by YAB Datuk Amar Haji Fadillah bin Haji Yusof, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia.

As an official programme under Malaysia’s ASEAN Chairmanship 2025, the Summit has drawn unprecedented participation — with over 2,000 delegates onsite, 50,000+ online livestream viewers, and high-level attendees from 13 countries. The gathering brings together more than 40 top global investors, industry captains, scientific leaders, and policymakers, making ATCDS 2025 one of Southeast Asia’s most influential platforms for regional innovation cooperation and cross-border scientific collaboration.

YAB Datuk Amar Haji Fadillah bin Haji Yusof, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia; Ms. Ravenna Chen Yaohui, Organising Committee Chairperson of ATCDS 2025 & CEO of Intrinsic SEA; Dato’ Dr. Tan Yew Chong, Honorary Advisor to the Summit & Adviser to the Minister of Plantation and Commodities Malaysia; Dato’ Steve Cheah, Chairman of UNESCO EE Thailand & Head of Mission of Diplomatic Council CLMTV & Chairman of AiSED; Dr. Zhao Xiangdong, Counsellor for Science and Technology, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Malaysia; Mr. William Wang, Chief Representative for Middle East & Africa, SIEF; Mr. Xu Ningning, Chairman of RCEP Industry Cooperation Committee & Executive President of China–ASEAN Business Council; Mr. Richard Teo, Managing Director of Qube Integrated Malaysia Sdn Bhd; YBhg. Dato’ Sri Yap Ngan Choy, Executive Chairman & Group Managing Director of NCT Group of Companies; and Mr. Andrew Sanden, Co-Founder of Intrinsic Group.
YAB Datuk Amar Haji Fadillah bin Haji Yusof, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia; Ms. Ravenna Chen Yaohui, Organising Committee Chairperson of ATCDS 2025 & CEO of Intrinsic SEA; Dato’ Dr. Tan Yew Chong, Honorary Advisor to the Summit & Adviser to the Minister of Plantation and Commodities Malaysia; Dato’ Steve Cheah, Chairman of UNESCO EE Thailand & Head of Mission of Diplomatic Council CLMTV & Chairman of AiSED; Dr. Zhao Xiangdong, Counsellor for Science and Technology, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Malaysia; Mr. William Wang, Chief Representative for Middle East & Africa, SIEF; Mr. Xu Ningning, Chairman of RCEP Industry Cooperation Committee & Executive President of China–ASEAN Business Council; Mr. Richard Teo, Managing Director of Qube Integrated Malaysia Sdn Bhd; YBhg. Dato’ Sri Yap Ngan Choy, Executive Chairman & Group Managing Director of NCT Group of Companies; and Mr. Andrew Sanden, Co-Founder of Intrinsic Group.

The Opening Ceremony was officiated by Malaysia’s Deputy Prime Minister, YAB Dato’ Seri Fadillah bin Haji Yusof, who underscored the need for ASEAN to treat technology, talent and regional cohesion as strategic assets defining the region’s “next decade of transformation.” He highlighted Malaysia’s intention to strengthen research funding, attract global innovators, and establish Malaysia as a central gateway for scientific collaboration across the region. The Deputy Prime Minister further announced that the Summit will continue as an annual platform, reflecting ASEAN’s commitment to institutionalising long-term innovation cooperation.

In her welcome address, Summit Chairperson and CEO of Intrinsic SEA, Ms. Ravenna Chen, emphasised that ASEAN must move from fragmented innovation efforts to coordinated regional action. She noted that the region’s population size, demographic advantage, and rapidly expanding digital economy give ASEAN a unique opportunity to emerge as a global centre of innovation—provided that cross-border research collaboration, technology transfer mechanisms and talent mobility frameworks are strengthened. Chen stressed that the future must be “co-created and shared,” especially as technological shifts reshape supply chains, digital trust frameworks, and education systems.

Offering a broader Asia-Pacific perspective, Antonio I. Basilio, Director of the Asia Pacific Business Council, highlighted the growing interdependence between ASEAN and the wider APEC region, which accounts for more than 60% of global GDP. Basilio noted that Malaysia’s robust semiconductor ecosystem, progressive digital regulations, and strong networks between government, industry and universities position the country as an increasingly strategic partner for regional cooperation in AI governance, digital trade, resilient supply chains, green industrial development and cross-border R&D. He stressed that emerging challenges—whether in sustainability, emerging technologies or data governance—require joint action across ASEAN and APEC, not isolated national responses.

The Opening Ceremony also witnessed a series of formal launches and collaborations that set the direction for the Summit’s agenda. These included the official launch of ATCDS 2025, the unveiling of the new publication《ASEAN Economic》and several strategic MOUs involving Intrinsic SEA with SIEF, AISED and MIMOS, reinforcing Malaysia’s position at the intersection of ASEAN’s innovation ecosystem and global scientific collaboration. High-level keynote speeches from regional scientific and policy leaders provided further insight into ASEAN’s opportunities in emerging technologies, STEAM integration, and cross-border innovation ecosystems.

Across its three-day programme, ATCDS 2025 will explore the region’s most critical technological priorities through a series of ministerial dialogues, scientific discussions, industry forums and innovation showcases. These include sessions dedicated to future mobility, digital and precision healthcare, sustainable building technologies, the Halal digital economy, future education and entrepreneurship, as well as bilateral and multilateral meetings involving public- and private-sector leaders. The programme also features Intrinsic Pitch 2025, an innovation showcase linking emerging startups with regional venture investors.

By convening policymakers, scientists, corporates and global innovation agencies in a single platform, the Summit reinforces Malaysia’s growing role as a regional hub for innovation diplomacy and ASEAN’s rising influence within global value chains. The discussions and collaborations forged at ATCDS 2025 are expected to contribute to new cross-border research initiatives, policy frameworks, talent development pathways and long-term cooperation mechanisms that will shape the region’s innovation landscape beyond 2025.

CHINT Empowers Global Channel Partners through Knowledge, Community, and Industry Growth

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SHANGHAI, Nov. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Recently, CHINT successfully concluded its global channel engagement initiative, the Cool Season Campaign, reaching partners across more than 20 countries in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. The program featured nearly 100 local industry events and attracted over 1,000 professionals from the energy and electrical value chain, demonstrating CHINT’s commitment to empowering its partners through knowledge, collaboration, and capability building.


CHINT Cool Season 2025 | Global Highlights

Knowledge Empowerment across Regions

CHINT organized targeted workshops and training sessions for design institutes, panel builders, distributors, and OEM partners, focusing on key sectors such as building power systems, data centers, and industrial applications. These sessions combined technical solution training, product demonstrations, and application discussions to enhance partners’ engineering expertise and digital readiness.

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Building Local Networks for Electricians

In collaboration with local associations and technical institutions, CHINT established regional platforms that connect electricians, contractors, and engineers to promote professional knowledge exchange. Through these community-based initiatives, participants improved practical skills and safety awareness, while the Electrician Ambassador Program encouraged peer learning and shared real project experiences.

Explore CHINT electrician initiatives ›

Empowering Career Value and Industry Growth

CHINT further strengthened community ties through electrician competitions and skill development events that celebrate craftsmanship and recognize frontline expertise. These efforts reflect CHINT’s belief that partners are not just local representatives but an extension of its global team. Throughout the year, CHINT’s channel ecosystem has continued to expand its reach in building, data center, and OEM industries, providing solution-based empowerment that supports sustainable electrification worldwide.

Discover CHINT channel empowerment stories ›

About CHINT

Founded in 1984, CHINT is a global leading provider of smart energy solutions with operations in over 140 countries. The company focuses on electrical products, automation, clean energy, and digital solutions that enable efficient, safe, and sustainable energy development worldwide.

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Wultra Opens Singapore Office to Serve Demand for Post-Quantum Authentication

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SINGAPORE, Nov. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Cybersecurity leader Wultra, specializing in post-quantum authentication (PQA) for banks and fintechs, is opening a new office in Singapore—its first branch in Asia. The expansion strengthens Wultra’s commitment to supporting regional demand for quantum-resistant security and helping financial institutions prepare for emerging cyber threats of the post-quantum era.

“Southeast Asia is becoming one of our key markets. The region’s financial sector is evolving rapidly, with post-quantum authentication increasingly becoming a top priority. Establishing a local presence enables us to provide better support to our clients and assist more institutions in strengthening their defenses for a quantum-ready future. The timing aligns with our participation in the Singapore FinTech Festival 2025, where we connected with local stakeholders,” said Peter Dvorak, CEO of Wultra.

The new office is located at 80 Robinson Road, Singapore 068898, in the same building as the Singapore FinTech Association. Over 70 banks and financial institutions across 25 countries already trust Wultra’s technology to secure their digital banking systems. Its clients include major banking groups and payment providers such as Raiffeisen Bank International and Global Payments.

The potential of East Asia’s market is yet to be fully unlocked. “Across the region, countries are taking different approaches to digital authentication. However, regulators, governments, and businesses alike are clearly moving toward more advanced and secure solutions. With our new branch in Singapore, Wultra is strengthening its local presence to support these diverse markets and help them transition to stronger, post-quantum-ready authentication.” said Dvorak from Wultra. The latest report from Gartner mentions post-quantum authentication as one of the emerging trends, with Wultra being the sole Sample Vendor in the category. “With increased demand from leading banks worldwide, Wultra’s focus on PQA and the gradual phasing out of SMS-based authentication is the right strategic direction,” adds Dvorak.

For more information, visit www.wultra.com or contact local representative Sanjeev Kumar Velayuthan at sales@wultra.com.

2025 China-ASEAN Marathon kicked off with over 15,000 runners exploring Fangchenggang on foot

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FANGCHENGGANG, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 November 2025 – On November 23rd, the 2025 China-ASEAN Marathon commenced at the Beibu Gulf Marine Culture Park in Fangchenggang, bringing together 15,000 participants from China and ASEAN countries to race through the panoramic ecological bay city.

At 7:30 AM, the crack of the starter’s pistol set off a wave of excitement as the runners, bursting with energy and cheers, surged across the start line. After a fierce competition, Chinese athletes swept the podium by claiming all top three spots in both the men’s and women’s full and half marathon events. Wang Jiahao won the men’s marathon with a time of 2:15:14, setting a new event record. He was followed by Chen Huawei and Liu Zongmao, who placed second and third respectively. In the women’s race, Li Dan triumphed in 2:35:33, also breaking the event record, with Bai Li and Wang Min securing the runner-up and third place.

Since its inception in 2017, the China-ASEAN Marathon has leveraged Fangchenggang’s stunning coastal and mountainous landscape and its strategic position facing ASEAN to grow into a regionally influential international sports event. Its inaugural edition was honored with the “China Athletics Association (CAA) Bronze Label Race” title and acclaimed for having the “Most Scenic Course” and “Characteristic Course.” The event was upgraded to a Silver Label race in 2018, then to the elite Gold Label in 2019. In 2023, it was designated as “World Athletics (WA) Label Event” for the first time, an honor retained in 2024. The 2025 edition has been fully upgraded to the World Athletics Elite Label Event.

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