Gossip Destiny: Editor's Pick: How China Could Take Over the World's Tech and Automotive Markets

Monday, 12 September 2016

Editor's Pick: How China Could Take Over the World's Tech and Automotive Markets

How China Could Take Over the World's Tech and Automotive Markets

Rob Enderle Sep 12, 2016 9:52 AM PT
	Nvidia and Baidu recently made an announcement with regard to self- driving cars that deserves closer attention. China currently is behind the U.S. in automotive technology, but it has passed the U.S. and Japan in automobile production -- I actually thought Japan was still ahead. China is producing twice the number of cars the U.S. is producing right now. [More...]

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