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Baidu Q3 2025 revenue hits 31.2 billion RMB as AI business surges over 50% YoY, with cumulative AI investment exceeding 100 billion RMB and Radish Run scaling fully unmanned operations globally.
Xiaomi Q3 2025 revenue grew 22.3% to 113.1 billion RMB with net profit up 80.9% to a record 11.3 billion RMB, as its EV business turned profitable for the first time, driving innovation growth.
LingUniverse, a human–AI interaction technology company, has raised USD 27.5 million in its Pre-A round from investors including Guofang Innovation, Guotai Haitong, GF Xinde, Didi, Koala Fund, and Runjian, with strong follow-on support from existing shareholders.
Responding to user comments, Lei reiterated that safety is the foundation and the prerequisite—above all else.
According to sources, Huawei will unveil a breakthrough AI technology on November 21, which is expected to address one of the industry’s core challenges: low compute-resource utilization efficiency.
DJI’s drone-based inspection system has boosted operations at China’s massive desert solar base by 26×, enabling fast, automated, and highly accurate maintenance across extreme terrain.
Guangzhou has launched China’s first mass-production flying car factory, capable of producing 10,000 units a year and marking a major milestone in the low-altitude economy.
China’s Shenzhou-20 astronauts returned safely to Beijing after 204 days in orbit, breaking the national record for the longest mission by a single crew.
Dexmal raises “hundreds of millions of RMB” in A+ funding led by Alibaba; A + A+ total near ¥1B (~$140M) to accelerate embodied-AI robots.
Hulu-Med, a new open-source medical foundation model from Zhejiang University, SJTU, and UIUC, unifies text, 2D/3D imaging, and video understanding in a single architecture and outperforms leading closed systems on 27 medical benchmarks.
Baidu's Robin Li says internalizing AI as a native capability will turn intelligence from a cost into productivity, as Baidu unveils new chips, ERNIE 5.0, and its self-evolving super agent at Baidu World 2025.
China approves the first foreign auto AI assistants—Mercedes in Beijing; Tesla and Volvo in Shanghai—paving the way for wider rollouts in 2026.