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Rizhao, Shandong – A China lançou um foguete transportador CERES-1 Y4 a partir das águas próximas à Província de Shandong, no leste da China, na quinta-feira, colocando quatro satélites em suas órbitas planejadas.
O foguete comercial decolou às 18h18 (horário de Pequim), transportando os satélites Tianqi 33-36 pertencentes à constelação Tianqi.
O Centro de Lançamento de Satélites de Taiyuan realizou o lançamento offshore.
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(260709) -- SHANGHAI, July 9, 2026 (Xinhua) -- A staff member works at a testing workshop of a chips testing service platform at the Zhangjiang Hi-Tech 895 Incubator in Pudong New Area, east China's Shanghai, on July 8, 2026. Located in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, the Zhangjiang Hi-Tech 895 Incubator, a specialized entrepreneurship service platform, has incubated more than 1,600 innovative enterprises since its establishment in 2015. Equipped with advanced testing facilities, including a 4,000-square-meter clean test workshop, the incubator provides one-stop public testing services and shared office space for startups. Its testing platform supports the development of high-performance computing chips, large-scale System-on-a-Chip (SoC), memory chips, sensor chips and mixed-signal chips, helping technology startups reduce costs and accelerate innovation. (Xinhua/Chen Shuo)
