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Since new US export control regulations were released in October, news emerged that leading processor IP provider Arm would cease supplying Chinese chip enterprises, arousing widespread concern in the Chinese tech industry.
Zhang Jianfeng, President of Alibaba Cloud Intelligence, announced T-Head's open source RISC-V-based Xuantie series processors and a series of tools and system software.
On Monday, telecom equipment maker Coolpad and Tencent's cloud arm signed a strategic cooperation agreement. The two sides will set up a joint laboratory to conduct in-depth research into operating systems, and more.
On May 15th, according to Richard Yu, the CEO of the Consumer BG at Huawei, "Huawei WATCH 4 series will be the first to support high blood sugar risk assessment research." The Huawei WATCH 4 series will debut at Huawei's new product launch event on May 18th.
Tencent has decided to step in and save the beloved Wall by doing what it does best–building another mobile game - Repair the Wall.
On August 31, Xiong Wen, CEO of Chongqing iQiyi Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd, announced the official upcoming release of its VR All-in-One Adventure 3 on September 3.
Health technology company Philips announced on Thursday that it had signed an agreement to sell its home appliance service to investment firm Hillhouse Capital for 24 billion yuan (about 4.4 billion euros).
Pinduoduo has launched its dedicated "Help the Farmers" channel on February 10, to match the demand from of users with products from over 12 million agricultural producers.
QQ Music, the music streaming platform owned by Tencent Music Entertainment, launched a new music recognition app for both iOS and Android.
GitHub, an Internet hosting service for software development and version control using Git, announced on December 19 that it has partnered with Tencent's social app WeChat to scan for their tokens and help secure their mutual users on all public and private repositories with GitHub Advanced Security.
On August 22, Beijing-based e-commerce company JD.com announced that as of July 2022, the number of "PLUS" members on its platform had exceeded 30 million, making it the largest paid membership system in the industry.
Tencent has invested in education startups in Nigeria, Austria and other overseas markets this year after Chinese authorities introduced tight restrictions on tutoring services in the country.