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Li Auto: 5C Supercharging Pile Officially Put into Use on March 1st

On March 1st, the Li Auto 5C supercharging piles will be officially put into use.

Alibaba Cloud Announces the Largest Price Reduction in History

On February 29th, Alibaba Cloud announced that the prices of its core products have been comprehensively reduced, covering over 100 products and more than 500 product specifications.

Texas Instruments Has Laid Off One of Its Power Chip R&D Teams in Beijing

Texas Instruments (TI) recently laid off a chip design team in Beijing. This Beijing team of TI is mainly responsible for the development of low-end power chips, with a team size of about 50 people.

Baidu Veteran Joins Nvidia’s Automotive Business Unit

Baidu Apollo's former technical leader, Luo Qi, has joined Nvidia as Nvidia's autonomous driving business continues to expand.

Tencent’s Various Products Are Increasing Investment in Short Dramas

Chasing after Douyin and Kuaishou, Tencent's various products are intensifying their efforts in short drama content.

AI Company Emotibot Denies Full Shutdown, Will Optimize and Restructure Loss-Making Business

The AI company Emotibot denies that "some business has been suspended," emphasizing that internal operations of the company are normal, and will strengthen core products to ensure competitiveness in the AIGC field.

Cotti Coffee Denies Rumours of Store Closures: Only 61 Stores Have Been Closed

In response to recent rumors on the internet about Cotti Coffee closing down, Cotti Coffee responded that since its opening in October 2022, a total of 61 stores have been closed.

Pika Founder Responds to Sora’s Release: Very excited, We Will Directly Benchmark Sora

Faced with the aggressive approach of Sora, Pika's founder Demi Guo responded, 'We feel that this is a very exciting news. We are already preparing to go head-to-head and directly compete with Sora.'

Xiaomi’s Smart Factory in Changping, Beijing Is Completed and Operational

Xiaomi's Changping Smart Factory in Beijing has officially completed construction and started production.

Temu’s Advertisement Appeares in the Super Bowl, Costing $230,000 Per Second

Temu has invested heavily to broadcast advertisements during the Super Bowl and provide millions of dollars' worth of giveaways, hoping to continue driving its sales growth in the US.

Airbnb CEO: China’s Outbound Tourism Will Surpass 2019 Levels by the End of 2024

On February 14th, Airbnb, the homestay booking platform, announced its financial performance for the fourth quarter and full year of 2023.

Alibaba Will Gradually Withdraw from Traditional Brick-and-Mortar Retail Industry

Alibaba is considering exiting non-core traditional brick-and-mortar retail businesses. However, given the current market conditions, it may take time to realize this exit.

Apple Vision Pro May Be Released in China As Early As May, Possibly with A Name Change

According to the latest supply chain news, Apple Vision Pro will be available for sale in the Chinese market as early as April, with a deadline no later than May.

A Group of Chinese Companies Are Developing Applications for Vision Pro

A series of Chinese internet companies, such as DingTalk, Ctrip, and miHoYo, announced their participation in visionOS and the development of native applications for Vision Pro.

Apple Vision Pro’s Origin Revealed: Authentic Chinese Manufacturing

Some Chinese bloggers got early access to Vision Pro unboxing. From the exposed packaging, it can be seen that the assembly and production of Vision Pro are done in China.

Many Businesses Join Alibaba.com Station Semi-Hosted Model

Alibaba.com revealed the latest data since the launch of its first cross-border B2B semi-hosted platform. Many merchants signed up on-site to settle down during the investment promotion conferences.

ByteDance’s Medical Website, Baike Mingyi, Has Been Shut Down

Recently, the internet medical website Baike Mingyi, which was fully acquired and controlled by ByteDance, has ceased operations.

ByteDance CEO Liang Rubo Expresses Concern about ByteDance Becoming Mediocre

Liang Rubo openly expressed his greatest sense of crisis is the concern that ByteDance is becoming mediocre and unable to achieve new breakthroughs.

Tencent and Alibaba Engage in Price War for Palworld

In 2024, Palworld made its debut, not only sparking extensive discussions among players but also directly triggering a new round of price competition between Tencent Cloud and Alibaba Cloud.

Hasbro Seeks to Sell IP “DND” and Has Had Preliminary Contact with Tencent

American toy company Hasbro is seeking to sell its well-known IP "Dungeons & Dragons", and Tencent is one of the potential buyers.

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