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Zshield Inc., an industrial big data innovation enterprise based in China, announced the recent completion of a C-round financing worth several hundred million yuan.
On Dec. 15, GPU inventor NVIDIA announced at its GPU Technology Conference (GTC) that it will work with Chinese retail giant JD.com to build the first smart city with the world’s first level-4 smart delivery vehicle application.
Huawei announced on July 19 that it has joined the Sisvel Wi-Fi 6 patent pool as a founding member.
Chinese search engine and AI company Baidu has confirmed that Mobike co-founder Xia Yiping will be the chief executive of their new electric vehicle venture with Geely, the company said.
On April 7th, Alibaba Cloud announced that the large-scale model "Tongyi Qianwen" has started inviting testing.
GNDC, Apple's largest foundry in Shanghai, suspended recruitment of new employees in October, resulting in many factories and production lines standing idle. Luxshare Precision, an Apple supplier in Shenzhen, was reported to be in negotiations regarding the takeover of certain factories.
Xpeng Motors announced free supercharging benefits and a battery leasing plan for customers as well as debuted its air-enabled tech at the Auto China 2020.
As US sanctions continue to pile pressure on Huawei Technologies’ 5G and smartphone businesses, founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei said it is time for the Chinese tech giant to adjust strategies to scale back businesses and focus on cloud computing services.
Autonomous driving technology company Pony.ai announced a strategic joint venture on July 28 with SANY Heavy Truck, a subsidiary of Chinese heavy equipment manufacturer SANY Heavy Industry.
At the 17th Super Car Forum held on Thursday, Wang Jun, COO of Huawei's Smart Car Solution Business Unit, expressed his views on the development of smart cars.
Ye Peijian, a famous Chinese academician on information processing and space vehicle, said that the development of asteroid resources would be one of the future...
Chinese e-commerce company Pinduoduo has reported a total revenue reaching 6.54 billion yuan in the first quarter of 2020, and supports small and medium-sized business during COVID-19.