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Qualcomm-backed Nreal, announced the completion of a $40 million B1 round of financing led by the Chinese short-video giant and TikTok nemesis Kuaishou.
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Qualcomm-backed Nreal, announced the completion of a $40 million B1 round of financing led by the Chinese short-video giant and TikTok nemesis Kuaishou.

The Chinese 3A game 'Black Myth: Wukong' has officially launched, and within less than an hour of release, it become the most played game on Steam.

Leading Chinese car manufacturing group Geely announced on September 30 that it had completed its acquisition of a 7.60% stake in British luxury marque Aston Martin.

Vivo announced on Monday that a new version of its smartphone operating system, OriginOS, will be released on December 9. The new OS will be named "OriginOS Ocean".

XPeng Motors Vice President has released the official images of XPeng's new SUV model - G7.

NIO, a new energy vehicle manufacturer, is planning to build a new battery swap station/charging pile production plant in Hungary to tie in with the company's business development in the European market.

During a digital media preview event held on July 6, Dr. Shen Dou, Executive Vice President of Baidu and Head of Baidu AI Cloud, shared cases empowered by its cloud technology.

Xiaomi's highly teased Mi CC9 Pro was finally launched in Beijing on November 5. The phone features five camera sensors and a massive 5,260mAh battery.

ByteDance's short video sharing platform Douyin announced on July 18 that due to changing business developments, "Circle," a same-city social networking function, will be closed on July 29.

Most smartphone giants have already settled on a yearly upgrade cycle, and industry spectators have a good estimation of the innovative smartphones that will be coming out in 2019.

The timetable for the construction of China's carbon emissions statistical accounting system has now been made clear, according to an implementation plan issued by three government departments in the country.

China’s marketplace for new energy vehicles posted a strong rebound in June, industry data showed, leading an auto sector turnaround as cash subsidies and tax cuts, part of a wider push for economic stabilization, helped incentivize consumers.