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Mobileye, a self-driving car chip company owned by Intel, will cooperate with Germany car rental firm Sixt and technology firm Moovit to launch a self-driving taxi service test in Munich, Germany in 2022.
Investment institution Hillhouse Capital has reportedly been seeking buyers for some of its projects. The firm has responded to the news, claiming that "secondary fund is our new strategy."
Tesla apologized on Monday for asserting blame on the State Grid following a charging incident with one of its vehicles in east China.
Ren Zhengfei, founder of Huawei and father of Meng, stepped into the spotlight on Jan. 17 to shed light on the recent turn of events involving the Chinese tech giant.
Tencent released an announcement on Monday at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, stating that the company's major shareholder, Prosus, which is mostly owned by Naspers, would sell its shares.
Vivo revealed its new Android operating system OriginOS at the 2020 Developer Conference. OriginOS offers an array of original features and different customization options.
Lei Jun stated at the 16th China-ASEAN Expo which kicked off on September 21 that Xiaomi’s overseas business is now covering all 10 ASEAN countries.
The world's largest drone manufacturer DJI is planning to strengthen its U.S. presence by promoting cooperation with local government agencies and building a new plant in the country.
Lei Jun, founder of Xiaomi, one of China's biggest Internet technology companies, said on Wednesday that the company had started hiring experts in the field of autonomous driving with the first batch of 500 technicians to develop the autonomous driving ability for its L4 line of vehicles.
Remember the unmanned ground sweeper landed in Changsha, Hunan last week? On May 18, Cowarobot acquired 135 million yuan ($21 million) in its Series B financin...
Mobile games “PUBG Mobile” and its Asian market equivalent, “Game for Peace”, have now grossed $1.5 billion in global revenue on both the App Store and Google Play store.
The China Foreign Trade Centre confirmed Thursday that China's tech giant Tencent has become the technical service provider for the 127th Canton Fair.