China’s aim for growth isn’t just in numbers but also in quality. bit.ly/3noCRta VettaFi | Advisor Perspectives

Machine learning helps in the trial-and-error process actively adjusting the ingredients until the perfect combination is acquired. bit.ly/3cpG6de Phys.org

Little known fact, the honey dipper is first created and used in ancient China. bit.ly/3wWwMHf HunkerHome

Zoom fatigue is real and asynchronous meetings may help ease it out. Introverts can relate. zd.net/3CjAmwt @ZDNet

China aims to be the leader in the Fourth Industrial Revolution bit.ly/3Hsl8Jh Asia Times

We can hope in the future that there won’t be any crisis as great as the current global pandemic but readiness and preparedness for a similar event should be considered by all businesses. bit.ly/3ckTMXi @DataScienceCtrl

The use of AI and real-time data has cut supply chain error by 32% for @E2open bit.ly/3qP6cim VentureBeat @E2open

Seurat managed to raise $79 million in funding hoping to launch its first commercialization program in 2022 of its metal 3D printing technology. bit.ly/3LsfEQH Freethink

The cost to reclaim America’s throne in semiconductor manufacturing bit.ly/35X4KlC Roll Call

Manufacturing trends in 2022 lean towards smart factories and integrating digital technologies to keep them resilient in times of crisis. bit.ly/3gp7wSN Inc.

ThinkPLC shares how it upgraded Krispy Kreme’s automation resulting in a much safer work environment and an improvement in its machines’ performance. bit.ly/3sATZxa Automation World

There’s a reason why services like Zoom and traditional video conferencing are still what’s mostly used by consumers and businesses - it’s not gimmicky and, although not as immersive, it’s not obstructive. bit.ly/3gwpNgQ Business Insider

Samsung’s metaverse ‘My House’ has reached over 4 million visits 1 month after its release. bit.ly/3HMvV0G Bitcoinist

Working from home has its pros and cons but if you’re still struggling with issues with working from home, then these tips might help you. bit.ly/3GDraFn Yanko Design

Lamborghini’s first NFT is an extremely detailed piece of digital artwork that comes with a physical “key” and is auctioned for $203,636. bit.ly/3ss9uY8 HotCars Official

Seurat Technologies developed a process that can level up 3D printing in terms of speed, scale, and potentially, cheaper cost. bit.ly/3GIWZMQ Forbes @steve_scm

LifeLab’s textile technology uses sustainable materials that can keep you warm or cool depending on the weather. bit.ly/3JpXCwL Outside Magazine

Intel’s Ohio fab won’t be operational until 2025, and that’s a long time to wait for the supposed solution to the chip shortage that persists today. bit.ly/3gDMdNc PCWorld

It’s a high-risk-high-reward kind of situation for chipmakers but judging from their recent investments, it’s a risk that they are willing to take. marketwatch.com/story/chips-ma… MarketWatch

Chips can’t be 100% manufactured in the US - some parts and materials are hard to find in the US. bit.ly/3rJkNMw Eric Tegler