
Robot R&D Company Xianglu Technology Bags $16 Million in Angel Round Financing Led by Source Code Capital
Recently, Xianglu Technology announced that it had obtained 100 million yuan ($16 million) in angel round financing from Source Code Capital.
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Recently, Xianglu Technology announced that it had obtained 100 million yuan ($16 million) in angel round financing from Source Code Capital.
Regulators in Beijing reportedly have pressured major Chinese tech companies to withhold ChatGPT services to the public. The disallowance of OpenAI's chatbot may propel the rise of China's own AI chatbots to the technological forefront in the country.
Recently, a subsidiary of Shanghai Junzheng Network Technology Co., Ltd., the main operator of bike-sharing company Hello Inc., was fined $5,976 for misleading consumers in its advertisements.
Shenzhen-based automaker BYD announced on Tuesday that the 2022 BYD Song MAX DM-i, a compact multi purpose vehicle (MPV), will be officially launched on March 12.
Redmi welcomed two new members to its Note series smartphones today, the Redmi Note 8 and Note 8 Pro.
Li Zhifei has spent his professional career cross-pollinating the world’s two most vibrant innovation ecosystems. Born in central China at the dawn of reform a...
According to local news on December 13, Samsung will increase its investment in its Chinese chip plant by $8 billion as the second stage of the second phase of the project.
On September 25th in 2017, China's leading second-hand car dealer Renren Car announced a new round of financing of $200 million to support its rapid expansion s...
CATL, a leading Chinese battery firm, has officially confirmed it will hold a launch event for a new battery swap brand called EVOGO on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Beijing time.
Further investigation later revealed that the cause of the Xpeng G3 EV fire was likely an excess of charcoal and lighters found just near the wreckage.
Founded in 2013, STEPVR took the lead in producing VR devices, and aims to popularize VR equipment much like PCs have become in people’s homes.
Chinese second-largest e-commerce platform JD.com (JD) Monday announced the acquisition of the remaining 54% stake in compatriot home appliance store 5STAR.