China’s equivalent to the US’ Global Positioning System (GPS) has gained an international qualification that allows it to ...

The Global Positioning System (GPS ... Around 70% of Chinese smartphones already support the system. With China’s huge manufacturing muscle and massive population, expect BeiDou hardware ...

for new projects during an event in central China's Hunan province this week, as Beijing rallies international partnerships to compete with the US-backed Global Positioning System (GPS). The deals ...

Tuesday's launch will allow China to no longer rely on the US government-owned Global Positioning System (GPS). The $10bn (£8bn) network is made up of 35 satellites and provides global navigation ...

"China's Beidou is the world's Beidou, and the global satellite navigation ... China Satellite Navigation Office, says the system will have a positioning accuracy of 2.5m (8.2ft), which will ...

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The most popular examples of GNSS include Europe’s Galileo, the USA’s NAVSTAR Global Positioning System (GPS), Russia’s Globalnaya Navigatsionnaya Sputnikovaya Sistema (GLONASS) and China ...

China made a major strategic decision to independently develop a navigation system of its own in 1994. Over the past 30 years, from Beidou-1 to Beidou-3, from dual-satellite positioning to global ...

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As the global chip war between China and the US reaches a fever pitch, a quiet giant is emerging to take the spotlight.

for new projects during an event in central China’s Hunan province this week, as Beijing rallies international partnerships to compete with the US-backed Global Positioning System (GPS).