The Latest Breaking News from Tsinghua University

If the building-size asteroid 2024 YR4 crashes into the moon in December 2032, the impact will produce a bright flash that may be visible to the naked eye, a new study finds.

Chinese photonic AI chips demonstrate extreme speed and energy efficiency in narrowly defined generative workloads, exceeding conventional GPU performance in lab tests.

Prestigious school promotes Li Luming, formerly one of its vice presidents and an expert in the integration of engineering and medical sciences

Nissan partners with Tsinghua University to navigate Generation Z and electric vehicle needs, reclaiming foreign car market share in China.

A new research paper in Nature published by Tsinghua University describes a new analog computing chip that beats Nvidia's A100 at 3 times its performance and 4,000 million times higher energy efficiency at computer vision tasks. Considering the potential markets for devices such as these and the potential for further…

The Deputy Chairman of the China Semiconductor Industry Association does not believe in 'Made in China 2025,' providing statistics and analysis of where China's homegrown efforts are falling short.

Experts say restrictions on China ‘very unlikely’ to help fight the virus and could lead to discriminatory behaviour.

The university administration said it is studying the idea before making a final decision, a student source says

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