Zhipu secures $1.4 billion strategic investment from Shanghai state funds
Chinese AI startup Zhipu announced a strategic investment of RMB 1 billion ($140 million) from Shanghai’s Pudong VC and Zhangjiang
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BYD to start operations at new $1 billion EV plant in Brazil
BYD announced Tuesday that its first locally made electric vehicle — a Dolphin family hatchback — has rolled off the
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Synopsys, Cadence, and Siemens resume EDA supply to China
On Wednesday, the world’s three leading EDA (Electronic Design Automation) providers—Synopsys, Cadence, and Siemens EDA—received notice from the US Department
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Shanghai launches traffic safety code for delivery riders
Shanghai has introduced a Traffic Safety Code system for delivery and courier riders as part of its ongoing crackdown on
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Xiaomi 16 series to debut Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor
The Xiaomi 16 series will be among the first smartphones worldwide to debut Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Elite processor,
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Alibaba challenges Meituan with Amap Street Stars
Competition in China’s local services market intensified Tuesday as Alibaba and Meituan unveiled new initiatives targeting each other’s turf. Alibaba’s
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Former Xiaomi marketing executive denies leaking confidential company information
Wang Teng, former general manager of Xiaomi’s China marketing division, on Monday denied online allegations that he leaked company secrets
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Apple Intelligence to miss iPhone 17 China launch, set for release in China by late 2025
Apple will unveil the iPhone 17 series on Sept. 10, but the China edition will once again miss out on
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CATL’s €7.3 billion Hungary plant to begin production early next year
Chinese battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (CATL) announced on Sep. 7 that its super battery plant in Debrecen,
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JD.com tests trash disposal service for food delivery customers
JD.com is testing a new service allowing delivery riders to help customers take out their trash, sparking debate on Chinese
