China's W5000 cargo drone flies; NVIDIA denies CEO succession talks
创业邦 · wechat · 2026-11-15
A roundup of five tech/industry updates:
- W5000 cargo drone first flight: flew on Nov 14 in Ordos, max payload 5 tons, range 2,600 km, all 220,000 parts domestically sourced; 835 intent orders, commercial ops expected by end-2027.
- TCL CSOT 360Hz laptop OLED panel: shown with Lenovo in a Legion prototype, 16-inch 2560×1440, 500 nits, using inkjet-printed OLED to cut costs and sharpen text; mass production underway.
- China energy outlook: a state research institute projects new clean-energy generation will cover all incremental electricity demand by 2030; renewables exceeded 3 trillion kWh (>40% of output) in the first three quarters.
- NVIDIA succession rumors: reports said the board approached Arm CEO Rene Haas; NVIDIA says no formal contact with any candidate has occurred.
- SpaceX catches Starship: on flight 15, launch tower chopsticks caught the returning upper stage for the first time.
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