BEIJING, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The 2025 World Green Development Investment and Trade Expo and China Green Food Expo, commenced on Thursday in Nanchang, capital of east China’s Jiangxi Province. The event has attracted over 2,500 exhibitors, 900 purchasing agents and 300 investors from 68 countries and regions.

Up to now, 66 projects worth 45 billion yuan have been signed during the expo.

Featuring six major sections including green industries and international exchanges, the exhibition covers approximately 45,000 square meters, highlighting emerging sectors such as new energy, artificial intelligence and low-altitude economy. 17 thematic economic and trade events have been organized to facilitate targeted business matching.

Themed on “Digital Intelligence For a Green Future, Open Jiangxi For a Shared World”, the expo aims to share green development experience and cooperation opportunities.

As China’s only pilot zone for both national ecological civilization experimentation and ecological product value realization mechanisms, Jiangxi has achieved notable progress in carbon market and emissions trading, with multiple reform initiatives replicated nationwide.

The added value of high-tech manufacturing in the province accounts for 23 percent of the total industrial output above designated size, while green industries like new energy and environmental protection are expanding rapidly.

Hosted by the People’s Government of Jiangxi Province, the expo has evolved into a major global platform for green development and economic cooperation since its inception in 2009.

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BEIJING, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — In east China coastal city of Wenzhou, a conference focusing on latest discoveries about Shuomen ancient port site was held recently to renew the cultural connotations of the Maritime Silk Road.

The event, guided by China Academy of Cultural Heritage, National Centre for Archaeology and the cultural heritage authority of Zhejiang Province, drew a crowd of experts from Chinese museums, cities of the City Alliance for Maritime Silk Road Heritage Conservation and World Heritage Nomination, and related research institutions as well.

Photo shows a scene of the Shuomen Ancient Port Site Research Results Press Conference held in Wenzhou City of Zhejiang Province, east China.

During the conference, Wenzhou Institute of Shuomen Ancient Port was inaugurated and Wenzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology was authorized to be named also after the institute, an important step of Wenzhou to enhance Maritime Silk Road-related local cultural heritage protection.

Liang Yanhua, head of Wenzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, expounded on new discoveries about Shuomen ancient port site in recent years, allowing attendees of the conference to sneak a peak of the diverse relics and artifacts of the ancient port.

Currently, this year’s excavation tasks have largely been completed. Within the 1,000-plus square meters of newly excavated area, original coastline relics dating back to Five Dynasties to early Northern Song Dynasty were found, filling a key gap in chronological sequence of the Shuomen ancient port shoreline.

On the eastern side of Shuomen barbican, boundaries of outbound roads and residential zones from Southern Song Dynasty to Ming and Qing dynasties have been clearly defined, well representing the port-city spatial integration.

After two years of efforts, excavation teams there concluded surveying and excavation of the No. 2 shipwreck at Shuomen ancient port site and its difference from ancient ships made in Fujian Province and similarity with the No. 1 shipwreck point to a likely producing shipyard in ancient Wenzhou.

In general, such academic and archaeological discoveries provide more tangible evidences to refresh the role of Wenzhou as one of the heritage locations for Maritime Silk Road heritage application, helpful to better local cultural heritage protection and understanding of the Chinese civilization.

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HONG KONG, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Vantage Foundation has donated HK$1 million to support the emergency response and post-disaster reconstruction following the Level 5 fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong. The fire caused severe damage to multiple households and significantly disrupted the lives of local residents.

The donation has been allocated to locally recognized charitable organizations to provide urgent assistance, including temporary shelter, essential supplies, and mid-term community recovery support.

In addition to financial contributions, representatives from Vantage management and members of the charity team visited the affected area to participate in relief efforts, offering comfort and assistance to residents as they navigate the aftermath of the disaster. This action reflects Vantage’s longstanding commitment to corporate social responsibility and reinforces our belief that true support comes not only from resources but also from human care and connection.

Vantage stated:
“At Vantage, we believe it is our responsibility to support the community in times of crisis. The Wang Fuk Court fire has deeply affected many families, and we hope this donation will help accelerate their recovery. We are also proud of our team members who proactively visited the site to show their support. Their empathy and solidarity exemplify the core values of our company.”

As a platform dedicated to global philanthropic initiatives, Vantage Foundation has long been involved in disaster relief, education, and community programs across Asia and worldwide. Moving forward, the Foundation will continue to monitor the long-term impact of this incident and explore additional ways to support sustained recovery efforts where needed.

HONG KONG, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Vantage Foundation has donated HK$1 million to support the emergency response and post-disaster reconstruction following the Level 5 fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong. The fire caused severe damage to multiple households and significantly disrupted the lives of local residents.

The donation has been allocated to locally recognized charitable organizations to provide urgent assistance, including temporary shelter, essential supplies, and mid-term community recovery support.

In addition to financial contributions, representatives from Vantage management and members of the charity team visited the affected area to participate in relief efforts, offering comfort and assistance to residents as they navigate the aftermath of the disaster. This action reflects Vantage’s longstanding commitment to corporate social responsibility and reinforces our belief that true support comes not only from resources but also from human care and connection.

Vantage stated:
“At Vantage, we believe it is our responsibility to support the community in times of crisis. The Wang Fuk Court fire has deeply affected many families, and we hope this donation will help accelerate their recovery. We are also proud of our team members who proactively visited the site to show their support. Their empathy and solidarity exemplify the core values of our company.”

As a platform dedicated to global philanthropic initiatives, Vantage Foundation has long been involved in disaster relief, education, and community programs across Asia and worldwide. Moving forward, the Foundation will continue to monitor the long-term impact of this incident and explore additional ways to support sustained recovery efforts where needed.

FLORENCE, Italy, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Most travellers think they know Tuscany: rolling hills, Renaissance towns, and country roads lined with cypress trees. Very few realise that Tuscany also has one of the most important and beautiful coastlines in Italy, stretching along the Tyrrhenian Sea and opening onto an extraordinary archipelago of seven islands, including the famous Island of Elba. This is the largest protected marine area in Europe, yet still a secret for many visitors.

one of the “nest”, in the Tuscan bush

Poggio ai Santi is part of this coastal world. Set on a hillside above San Vincenzo, it is one of the rare places where the beauty of the Tuscan countryside meets the luminosity of the Mediterranean. From the property, the sea appears like a vast silver horizon, while behind us rise olive groves, Mediterranean macchia, and the gentle rhythm of the coastal hills. It is a landscape where sea air and country scents meet naturally.

Even fewer people know that Bolgheri, home to some of Italy’s greatest wines—Sassicaia, Ornellaia, Masseto—is only twelve kilometres from Poggio ai Santi. These celebrated wines were born on this very coastline. Their exceptional character comes from a unique combination: the reflection of the sea’s light on the vineyards, an exceptional southwest exposure, and soils shaped by ancient marine deposits. This marriage of land and sea allows Bolgheri to produce wines of remarkable elegance and depth.

Poggio ai Santi shares this same microclimate. The coast enjoys mild winters, with temperatures similar to southern Sardinia. For our guests, this means that Poggio ai Santi is a refuge of light and tranquillity all year round, offering winter walks, peaceful landscapes, and the calm beauty of the Mediterranean, away from the busy summer months.

Our philosophy is simple: authenticity, space, and harmony with nature. Suites open onto private gardens or terraces, the air carries the scent of herbs and sea breeze, and the landscape invites relaxation and contemplation. At our restaurant, Il Sale, many ingredients come directly from the estate or from trusted local producers, expressing the flavours of both coast and countryside.

Poggio ai Santi is not only a place to stay—it is an invitation to discover a lesser-known Tuscany: luminous, maritime, agricultural, and deeply authentic. Here, the sea and the hills belong to the same horizon.

Suite Mare, rest area

Suite mare, sleeping area

Swimming pool with sea view

HONG KONG, Nov. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — On November 26, a severe Level-5 fire broke out at Hong Kong’s Tai Po Wang Fuk Court, resulting in significant casualties and property losses. Web3 financial technology companies including Binance, OKX, Vantage, Bitget, and others responded swiftly, donating more than HK$130 million to relevant charities to provide crucial funding for post-disaster relief.

The incident deeply affected the entire city. Numerous community groups and enterprises quickly mobilized, forming volunteer teams to rush to the scene to help organize supplies and provide immediate assistance. The combined financial and manpower support from these companies has injected vital momentum into recovery efforts and reflects the warmth and responsibility demonstrated by the FinTech sector during times of crisis.

As rescue and resettlement work continues, the industry hopes that more companies and organizations will remain attentive to the needs of affected residents and help them overcome this difficult period.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.