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BEIJING, July 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from chinadaily.com.cn: Editor's note: Tuesday marked the 35th anniversary of the founding of a rural reform pilot zone in the environmentally fragile city of Bijie, Guizhou province. China Daily brings an in-depth story reviewing Bijie's progress since 1988, as well as the efforts made to fulfill the instruction given by President Xi Jinping over the city's green development on the occasion of the zone's 30th anniversary five years ago. Just two decades ago, anyone looking at Gusheng village, Guizhou province, would have seen a despairing sight. The wells were almost dry in the desolate rural community surrounded by the soaring karst hills of the Wumeng Mountains, and the rainwater that trickled down from the rooftops was a more reliable source of water. Soil erosion caused rocks to poke out of the barren land, so farmers often tripped over them. Crop yields were barely sufficient to feed the local people. They dressed in rags, and their thatched dwellings built from sun-dried tree branches were crumbling and in need of repair. The grim scenes that were outlined in a poem were passed down via word-of-mouth by Gusheng's various generations. The four-line rhyme, written to describe the area, now serves as the introduction to a permanent exhibition sited in a row of bungalows near the village entrance. The display records the transformation that has unfolded in the community, where ethnic Han residents live alongside members of the Miao group. Outside the bungalows, lush mountains and concrete driveways form a stark contrast to the grainy, black-and-white photos on display inside the buildings. In one photo, a teenage girl, her hair tied in a ponytail, leans forward under the weight of a giant bamboo basket on her back as she searches for food for pigs. In another, an emaciated cow strains to pull a plow propped up by an old farmer on a rocky slope where the soil is barely visible. The environmental degradation that once beset Gusheng was the result of local people's struggle to survive in a region unfit for intensive farming, said Qiu Qian, a local Party official. To reverse widespread poverty, the only way out for impoverished farmers seemed to be to open up more farmland, mostly cornfields, all the way up the steep hillsides, said Qiu, who was born and bred in the area, as he showed a group of visitors around the exhibition. However, the undertaking destroyed the already scarce vegetation coverage, which started a downward spiral of environmental deterioration dubbed "stony desertification" by environmentalists, he added, referring to the process by which the vegetation- and soil-covered karst areas degenerate into landscapes of bare rocks because of human activities. "The bald mountainsides were everywhere," Qiu recalled. "Downpours washed more than 3,500 metric tons of soil and sand into the Wujiang River, a tributary of the Yangtze River in its upper reaches." A new look Now, in place of the once-bare mountain slopes, different cash crops, such as dense walnut forests, are being grown on the lower hillsides. Moreover, sturdy species of tree, such as cypress, are being planted higher up, where the soil is thinner, in an attempt to help restore the environment. "The soil on the hilltops was too thin to cultivate any trees, and as a result, those areas were left to recover on their own," said Feng Changshu, Gusheng's Party chief. At age 16, Feng started his career as a carpenter. He later married, and like many other young people he moved to Guiyang, the provincial capital, where he and his new wife worked a range of jobs, including running a small eatery, working in a coal mine and at an orchard. After more than two decades of the migrant life, Feng returned to his hometown in 2005, and was elected as its Party chief. The following year, Gusheng, once home to some of the country's most intractable poverty, was chosen as an experimental ground to foster environmentally friendly farming methods. The decision was made by a panel of experts funded by the United Front Work Department — a permanent agency of the Communist Party of China Central Committee that oversees ethnic unity affairs and has a huge presence in places where different ethnic groups intermingle — and the Ministry of Science and Technology. Over about a decade, development strategists from establishments such as the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Beijing Forestry University worked out a plan to return the farmland to forests. To generate much-needed income, they suggested planting fruit trees, which proved to be more financially rewarding and less environmentally demanding than grain crops. The project has proved a success, though the greening efforts were not without missteps. As the top village official, Feng witnessed how tree saplings were planted, died and then replaced by new ones in the program's early years. Figures provided by the local authorities show that the per capita income in Gusheng rose from less than 1,500 yuan in 2005 to 10,800 yuan ($1,507) in 2019. Over the same period, the village's forest coverage rose from less than 20 percent to almost 90 percent. The success also blazed a trail toward prosperity for environmentally fragile regions in Southwest China and beyond. Green development Gusheng showcases the achievements of a national rural reform pilot zone created in Bijie, Guizhou province, 35 years ago. The zone, established in 1988, was the first of its kind, focusing on both curbing poverty and restoring the environment. In July 2018 — the 30th anniversary of the zone's establishment — President Xi Jinping ordered Bijie to focus on green development, to explore human resources and improve the program's system and mechanism. Xi, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, also called for efforts to build Bijie into a poster child for implementing new development concepts, which are in essence innovative, coordinated, green, open and shared development. Ecotourism success Another example of the zone's success is Qianxi, a formerly poverty-stricken county in Bijie that is home to people from several ethnic groups, such as the Miao and the Yi. One of its main success stories is Huaduli, or Floral Capital, a "tent hotel" resort in the county's Xinren township. Local authorities have invested some 42 million yuan and created a holiday resort covering 6.7 hectares on the edge of the mountains, where 22 white tent suites are perched. "It is the largest campsite in Guizhou, with some of the best facilities and views on offer," said Jin Li, vice-president of Guizhou Shanshui Culture and Tourism, a company that has invested in the project and oversees its day-to-day operations. The resort's operators have ensured that urban facilities abound: tents are available with smart toilets, automatic mahjong tables, walnut furniture, barbecue grills and an exclusive sightseeing stand that provides views of the majestic, red-painted Yachi River Bridge several kilometers away. The bridge, opened in 2016 as part of a broader effort to curb isolation-induced impoverishment, stretches more than 1.2 kilometers from east to west above the river 434 meters below. It is the fifth-highest bridge in the world and a major tourist draw. Opened to the public during this year's May Day holiday, the resort was constructed by Guizhou Shanshui Culture and Tourism in partnership with Huawu village, a formerly impoverished Miao community, which holds a stake of about 10 percent. Official data show that the village once had a poverty headcount ratio of 63.6 percent, but it was lifted out of poverty as a whole in 2017. Before the nationwide anti-poverty drive started about a decade ago, Huawa had no roads, tap water or electricity supply. Jin said the project has helped enrich local farmers by creating jobs and bringing in visitors keen to buy local farm produce and traditional handicraft items. Located 70 kilometers from Guizhou and 115 kilometers from Bijie's urban area, the spot is now served by a bullet train station and a highway, and is a popular destination for short-distance tours. In February 2021, Xi made a house call on villagers in Huawu. He checked living conditions and joined a family to make a traditional snack for festivals. Also during his trip, Xi visited a stretch of the Wujiang. After checking the ecological environment and water quality of the river, he emphasized the need for communities to forge a new path that prioritizes environmental conservation and green development. He said that the excellent ecological environment is Guizhou's biggest developmental strength and competitive edge, and he reiterated the role of environmental conservation and green development.
The new campaign to build on activations introduced at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, expanding campaign messaging to include 'Women + Inclusivity' Initiatives to include "How Far We've Come", a campaign film documenting the history of women's football and Hyundai Motor's support for the sport, a special exhibition at the FIFA Museum, Common Goal football-related activities for women and girls, a youth festival and more SEOUL, South Korea, July 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyundai Motor Company announced today that it is launching an expanded 'Goal of the Century' (GOTC) global communication campaign with various brand initiatives for the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™. Hyundai Motor X FIFA WWC 2023_GOTC Key Visual The new campaign builds on GOTC activations initiated during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ that reflect Hyundai Motor's commitment to Sustainable, Innovative and Humane efforts around the world. "This year, Hyundai's Goal of the Century campaign expands on its previous efforts to create a sustainable world by focusing on social inclusivity for women," said Sungwon Jee, Senior Vice President and Global Chief Marketing Officer at Hyundai Motor Company. "The campaign embraces womanhood by not only supporting the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™, but also by celebrating the legacy and history of women's football." "Looking back at how far women's football has come, Hyundai has an optimistic view of the future," Jee said. "As a longtime supporter of the game since 1999, Hyundai aims to continue fostering inclusivity and equality throughout the sports world." As part of the new campaign, Hyundai Motor released a global campaign video whose central message, "How Far We've Come," stands as a tribute to the remarkable history of women's football. It commemorates the significant progress achieved and highlights the enduring partnership between Hyundai Motor and the Women's World Cup, spanning an impressive 25 years and encompassing seven tournaments since 1999. Hyundai Motor is sponsoring a special exhibition, 'Calling the Shots: Faces of Women's Football,' at the FIFA Museum, from July 20 to August 20, 2023. The exhibition celebrates the heritage of players, staff and supporters who have contributed to the development of the Women's World Cup so far. To further increase awareness of the GOTC campaign and spread its message to football fans, Hyundai Motor is resuming its partnership with Common Goal to support women's football-related activities. For more information: http://worldwide.hyundai.com or http://globalpr.hyundai.com
Continued partnership extends Kyndryl's framework of cyber resiliency services SINGAPORE, July 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Kyndryl (NYSE: KD), the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, and Veritas Technologies, the leader in secure multi-cloud data management, today unveiled two new services -- Data Protection Risk Assessment with Veritas and Incident Recovery with Veritas. As a key milestone in Kyndryl and Veritas' strategic alliance, these services help enterprises protect and recover their critical data across on-premises, hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The Data Protection Risk Assessment with Veritas is delivered through the Kyndryl Consult network of technology experts and provides a cyber resilience maturity assessment that analyzes a customer's IT infrastructure and data against industry best practices. Kyndryl combines its cyber resilience framework with Veritas' data management solutions to identify risks, cyber resilience gaps and security vulnerabilities. The flexible deployment model allows Kyndryl experts to customize the assessment for unique requirements, policies and processes from all types of organizations. The offering also provides unified insights across on-premises, hybrid and cloud environments, leveraging unique data points that give customers the visibility and information to better manage and protect their data. Incident Recovery with Veritas is a fully managed service encompassing backup, disaster recovery and cyber recovery. A key differentiator of the solution is AI-based autonomous data management capabilities that drive intelligent automation, operational agility, efficiency at scale, and a consistent experience across clouds for rapid recovery in the event of a cyber incident. The solution enables organizations to mitigate risk and high costs of a data breach by leveraging features such as air-gapped protection, immutable storage, anomaly detection and recovery automation. "While the benefits of digital modernization and moving to the cloud are undeniable, businesses need to plan for the risks," said Kris Lovejoy, Kyndryl Security and Resiliency Global Practice Leader. "Through our partnership, Kyndryl and Veritas bring years of experience in helping some of the world's largest organizations achieve true cyber resiliency. These new co-developed solutions are designed to give our customers a clear view of their current estate, pinpoint areas for strengthening it and then shore up their security posture for the long term." "With data now widely distributed, a constantly evolving threat landscape and frequent ransomware attacks, the old methods for protecting data have become obsolete," said Mike Walkey, Veritas Senior Vice President of Global Channels and Strategic Alliances. "Kyndryl and Veritas have combined a deep expertise in managing mission-critical IT environments with trusted data protection, recovery and compliance technology to help enterprises assess risks and keep their data secure, resilient and compliant." For more information on the Kyndryl and Veritas partnership, visithttps://www.kyndryl.com/us/en/about-us/alliances/veritas https://www.veritas.com/partners/kyndryl About Kyndryl Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) is the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, serving thousands of enterprise customers in more than 60 countries. The company designs, builds, manages and modernizes the complex, mission-critical information systems that the world depends on every day. For more information, visit www.kyndryl.com. About Veritas Veritas Technologies is the leader in secure multi-cloud data management. Over 80,000 customers—including 95% of the Fortune 100—rely on Veritas to help ensure the protection, recoverability and compliance of their data. Veritas has a reputation for reliability at scale, which delivers the resilience its customers need against the disruptions threatened by cyberattacks, like ransomware. No other vendor is able to match Veritas' ability to execute, with support for 800+ data sources, 100+ operating systems and 1,400+ storage targets through a single, unified approach. Powered by Cloud Scale Technology, Veritas is delivering today on its strategy for Autonomous Data Management that reduces operational overhead while delivering greater value. Learn more at veritas.com. Follow us on Twitter at @veritastechllc. Veritas and the Veritas Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Veritas Technologies LLC or its affiliates in the US and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
SINGAPORE, July 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- In accordance with the Mujib Climate Prosperity Plan, the world's leading dedicated greenfield renewable energy investor and developer, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners ("CIP") and Copenhagen Offshore Partners ("COP") have submitted an investment proposal to the Government of Bangladesh to develop a commercial, utility-scale offshore wind project with an initial capacity of 500 MW, valued at USD 1.3 billion off the coast of the Bay of Bengal. As Denmark is the pioneer and global leader in developing the wind energy industry, this initial investment proposal and continued collaboration could be a key driver of Bangladesh's progression into a green nation. Denmark proposes USD 1.3 Billion investment with Summit Group to develop a 500 MW offshore wind energy project off the coast of Bay of Bengal. This offshore wind project in particular presents a unique opportunity for the country to maximise the utilisation of its coastal resources, supporting the development of the 'Blue Economy'. The proposal comes at a crucial point in time for Bangladesh that despite ambitious clean energy targets remains heavily reliant on fossil fuel imports, a costly decision due to inflation-related price shocks. As a highly climate vulnerable nation, Bangladesh's annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) could fall by as much as 9% by the middle of the century due to climate change, according to the World Bank. Bangladesh therefore needs to adapt rapidly to climate change, while simultaneously accessing cleaner, more efficient technologies that support decades of development and growth, a shift away from unstable fossil fuel imports, and limiting emissions as the country aims to achieve high-income status and elimination of absolute poverty by 2041. With the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) projecting an annual need of USD 1.7 Billion in funding for the green transition, perhaps this multibillion-dollar proposal from CIP and COP could also kick start a new wave of investment, driving Bangladesh towards a truly climate prosperous future. In early June, Bangladesh and Denmark approved a "Joint Action Plan" for the next five years under the '2022 Sustainable and Green Framework Engagement'. During a recent Dhaka visit by Mr Dan Jørgensen, the Danish Minister for Development Cooperation and Global Climate Policy, had agreed to a partnership in green and clean technologies and investment for sustainable development. While both sides have recognised the importance of improving the ease of doing business in Bangladesh for more Danish investment, Denmark further expressed its interest in supporting renewable energy, maritime, and blue economy sectors, among others. Once implemented, this offshore wind project will be the first of its kind in Bangladesh – and possibly South Asia, enabling a technology transfer that would accelerate the learning curve for a nascent industry and reduce barriers to entry for future projects. The preliminary study findings suggest that hundreds of direct and indirect jobs could be created during the construction phase, in addition to dozens of permanent positions during the 30 year operational phase of the project. CIP and COP have proposed Summit Group – a leading infrastructure operator and developer in South Asia and the largest independent power producer (IPP) in Bangladesh – to join its consortium. About Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners: Founded in 2012, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S (CIP) is presently the world's largest dedicated fund manager within greenfield renewable energy investments, as well as a global leader in offshore wind. The funds managed by CIP focus on investments in offshore and onshore wind, solar PV, biomass and energy-from-waste, transmission and distribution, reserve capacity, storage, advanced bioenergy, and Power-to-X. CIP manages ten funds and has raised over EUR 25 billion to date for investments in energy and associated infrastructure. CIP has approximately 400 employees and 11 offices across North and South America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania. For more information, visit www.cip.com About Copenhagen Offshore Partners: Copenhagen Offshore Partners (COP) is a world leader in offshore wind project origination, development, and construction. COP is accelerating the energy transition through development of a 50+ GW project portfolio. The group also specialises in system integration capabilities, including Power-to-X. COP's expert teams are advancing projects across 17 offices in Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Americas. Learn more at www.cop.dk
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Oil and Gas Asia (OGA), Southeast Asia's largest trade event for the oil and gas industry, announces its 19th show will be held from September 13 to 15 with exciting new partnerships after a roaring in-person comeback last year. OGA 2023 event will see a brand new collaboration with the Energy Industries Council (EIC) as Conference Partner to convene its annual conference at OGA for the first time, bringing greater value to show participants as stakeholders and governments deliberate energy security and transition pathways. The two-day conference titled EIC APAC Energy Conversations focusing on the future of energy will take place on Sept 13 and 14 with 40 speakers providing insightful discussions and a myriad of networking and business matching opportunities for attending delegates. The comprehensive agenda will tackle what's ahead for the industry, net zero and energy security, low carbon solutions, the global energy outlook and pathways in upstream and downstream decarbonisation. The partnership between EIC and OGA demonstrates their commitment to fostering a sustainable and resilient oil, gas & petrochemicals engineering industry in Asia. OGA also reinforced its ties with the Malaysian Petrochemicals Association (MPA), Malaysian Oil, Gas and Energy Services Council (MOGSC), Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corporation (MPRC) and Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) as Supporting Partners to boost knowledge exchange and expand networking opportunities for potential new business and long-term relationships. Anchored by its flagship trade event, OGA is bracing to welcome 2,000 local and foreign companies and brands including 7 international pavilions, and 25,000 visitors from over 50 countries to Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. McDermott Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd, E&P O&M Services Sdn Bhd, PBJY Group Sdn Bhd, Ebara Pumps Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Henkel Singapore Pte Ltd, Thai Benkan Co.Ltd, Measat Communication Systems Sdn Bhd and Baker Hughes are among the big names confirmed. The bustling exhibition floor will be busier than ever with a new open dialogue space called Speak OGA which will see MPA, MRPC, MOGSC and other supporting partners spotlight topics revolved around the ASEAN energy landscape agenda, 4th Industrial Revolution, downstream petrochemicals and as well as offshore and marine. Held throughout the three days, Speak OGA creates a shared platform for participants to heighten peer-to-peer learning and build a strong professional network. Malaysian oil and gas players will be able to leverage the international diversity at OGA to promote their capabilities and solutions at the SME Pavilion, OGSE Awards and MATRADE's flagship International Sourcing Programme (INSP). MOGSC is the driving force behind the SME Pavilion exclusively for Malaysian vendors to showcase their products and services whereas MPRC is supporting the OGSE Awards to recognise innovative Malaysian players in a bid for a for a RM250,000 grant. As the national trade promotion agency, MATRADE is a regular stakeholder in OGA with INSP to facilitate one-to-one pre-arranged business meetings between Malaysian exporters and foreign companies aimed at paving new partnerships or to increase exports. Since 1987, OGA has played a pivotal role in bringing together regional capabilities and practising professionals from all segments of the industry to tap business opportunities and network with each other and representatives from government and corporate sector. "We are delighted to work with EIC and continue our collaboration with MPA, MOGSC, MPRC and MATRADE, on a single OGA platform. These partnerships are built on expertise and a collective vision to bring know how to the industry. It will enhance the OGA flagship where market players can get to know each other better in talking business or innovation technology. OGA will remain a pragmatic and productive platform to bring together a wide range of professionals in the industry," said Mr. Gerard Leeuwenburgh, Country General Manager, Informa Markets Malaysia. "We are thrilled to be a Conference Partner of OGA to reflect and discuss the future of the oil and gas and energy industry in Asia, specifically with regards to the decarbonisation pathways on how to mitigate and adapt to the impacts of climate change. We are inviting key local stakeholders and national oil companies from the region to our EIC conference to deliberate and discuss what is the realistic approach for Asia in the efforts to achieve targets in net zero carbon emissions. There will also be excellent networking opportunities and business matching for Malaysian energy supply chain SMEs who are our local partners. As one of the largest trade associations for energy in the UK, EIC tracks USD13.5 trillion of global energy projects where 70% of the projects are for renewable energy," said Mr Azman Nasir, EIC Regional Director (Asia Pacific). Last year, industry professionals returned in force to OGA when the show resumed face-to-face after a three-year Covid lapse, drawing a record 24,551 visitors with 55% attending for the first time. Over half of the attendees cited their objective was to obtain market information and source for new products and technology. The largest group of professionals was from engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) followed next by maintenance and repair. For information on exhibiting, sponsorship opportunities and visitor registration, visit us at www.oilandgas-asia.com. Subscribe to our Social Media Accounts or Newsletters to get updates on OGA 2023. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oilandgasasiaofficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oil-and-gas-asia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oilandgasasiaseries/Twitter: https://twitter.com/oga_series Notes to Editor Oil & Gas Asia (OGA), in short for Asian Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals Engineering Exhibition, was established in Malaysia in 1987. Tracking the industry's growth in Southeast Asia, OGA evolved into an important business and meeting place for industry professionals in the region. It continues to draw industry majors and emerging companies to tap business and investment opportunities in the international market and is a must-attend network event to connect with stakeholders in the entire industry chain and government representatives. Informa Markets (www.informamarkets.com) creates platforms for industries and specialist markets to trade, innovate and grow. Our portfolio is comprised of more than 550 international B2B events and brands in markets including Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals, Infrastructure, Construction & Real Estate, Fashion & Apparel, Hospitality, Food & Beverage, and Health & Nutrition, among others. We provide customers and partners around the globe with opportunities to engage, experience and do business through face-to-face exhibitions, specialist digital content and actionable data solutions. As the world's leading exhibition organiser, we bring a diverse range of specialist markets to life, unlocking opportunities and helping them to thrive 365 days of the year.
[Taipei, Taiwan / Canada - July 19, 2023] - APREL, a leading provider of automated test systems and solutions, has officially entered into an agent cooperation agreement with ADVANCED COMM. ENGINEERING SOLUTION CO., LTD. (ACE Solution). This collaboration marks a significant milestone in their joint efforts to explore new market frontiers. The partnership between APREL and ACE Solution aims to revolutionize communication testing by offering advanced solutions and comprehensive support to customers in the rapidly evolving domains of 5G and B5G technologies. With a rich history dating back to 1980, APREL has been at the forefront of developing cutting-edge technology for near-field evaluations, encompassing SAR (Specific Absorption Rate), HAC (Hearing Aid Compatibility), and EMI (Electromagnetic Interference). Setting itself apart with a strong emphasis on flexibility, APREL's automated test systems allow for system upgrades and continued support, even after decades of use. This commitment to reliability and strength has garnered a loyal customer base across various sectors, including automotive, commercial enterprise solutions, and notable networking companies such as Nokia and Cisco. Having cultivated expertise in the 5G sector since 2017 and collaborating with industry leaders like AMD, APREL has emerged as a leading provider in the field. By joining forces with ACE Solution, APREL aims to extend its market reach and develop integration solutions tailored to meet specific customer needs. This collaboration presents an opportunity to explore new market segments, engage with potential customers, and deliver flexible solutions that align with their expectations. Nicol Stuart, CEO of APREL, highlighted the exceptional flexibility of APREL's platform as a key differentiating factor. Unlike rigid devices that necessitate separate systems for distinct testing requirements, APREL's platform enables the integration of multiple testing capabilities, including MPE (Maximum Permissible Exposure), ESD (Electrostatic Discharge), PI (Power Integrity), and SI (Signal Integrity), onto a single system. Leveraging 14 years of experience in comprehensive testing and close partnerships with equipment vendors, APREL ensures access to cutting-edge equipment required for demonstrating seamless system integration. APREL remains actively engaged in the development and compliance with industry standards, offering certification for its entire system to ensure transparency and reliability for customers. With a diverse team of young engineers dedicated to exploring new possibilities, APREL excels at tailoring solutions to meet customer demands. The company's evolving vector probes play a crucial role in the advancement of mmWave technology. On the other hand, ACE Solution brings extensive experience in platform development and complete solution building to the partnership, offering value-added capabilities. By collaborating with ACE Solution, APREL can leverage their expertise to provide customers with unique, multi-span solutions that offer flexibility and cater to their specific requirements. The alliance between APREL and ACE Solution plans to organize future business events, showcasing real demos that will generate interest and highlight the power and capabilities of their integrated platform. For media inquiries, please contact: ADVANCED COMM.ENGINEERING SOLUTION CO., LTD. Peter Lee, Jenny Lin Address: 2F-1, No.28, Taiyuan street, Jhubei City, Hsinchu County, 302, Taiwan Telephone: +886 3 5500909 #3801, +886 3 5500909 #3407 E-mail: service@acesolution.com.tw Website: https://www.acesolution.com.tw/en/ APREL, Inc. - HEADQUARTERS Address: 303 Terry Fox Drive, Suite 102 Kanata, Ontario, Canada K2K 3J1 Telephone: +1-613-435-8300 E-mail: info@aprel.com Website: https://www.aprel.com/ About ACE Solution Established in 2000, ACE Solution (https://www.acesolution.com.tw/en/) is headquartered in Hsinchu City, Taiwan, with branch offices strategically located in Suzhou and Shenzhen, China. Our company is dedicated to delivering tailored test solutions that cater to the specific requirements of our customers in the field of electrical components, devices, and system manufacturing. Furthermore, we collaborate with our esteemed partners to provide comprehensive technology solutions. At ACE Solution, we specialize in RF, mmWave, and terahertz technologies, boasting an accomplished team of technical experts who offer unparalleled support. Our commitment to professionalism, innovation, and versatility enables us to offer cutting-edge integrated techniques and solutions. By leveraging our expertise, we empower our clients to overcome technological challenges and achieve their desired outcomes efficiently and effectively. About APREL Since its inception in 1980, APREL has been at the forefront of developing automated test systems and solutions. With a strong focus on research and development, APREL has achieved significant milestones, including the development of the first automated SAR test system in 1999. With over 30 years of experience, APREL has continuously evolved its near-field evaluations for SAR, HAC, and EMI, offering solutions that support radio frequencies from 10kHz to 40GHz and beyond. APREL's future vision is centered around providing research-driven engineering solutions for a wide range of existing and emerging technologies.
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