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Shanghai-based computer chip firm SMIC, announced late Thursday that Zhou Meisheng, Executive Vice President of Technology Research & Development and a core technician of the company, has retired.
At the 2021 World Internet of Things Expo held in the eastern city of Wuxi, Chinese autonomous driving startup QCraft introduced the country’s first 5G-enabled unmanned bus supporting online-based ride-hailing functions.
Chinese car manufacturer Li Auto announced the beginning of operations at its green and smart vehicle plant on October 16 in Shunyi District, Beijing.
The Xiaomi Watch 2 boasts a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 466x466 pixels and a peak brightness of 600 nits.
The Redmi Note models have been added to TENAA, China's state telecommunications certification authority, and some specific configuration parameters have also been made public.
Huawei announced on October 31 that its Mate Xs 2 folding smartphone launched in April will support Beidou satellite communications. When implemented, the model will become the world's first foldable smartphone to support this convenient function.
IBM has announced internally that IBM Commercial Machine (China) Investment Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries will cease operations starting from March 1, 2025, with related office spaces also being discontinued.
After conducting over 519,000km of road tests in Beijing, Baidu’s Apollo Go Robotaxi service was approved for phase 2 of autonomous vehicle road tests with passengers on board on Aug. 24.
Chinese suspense series “The Bad Kids“ won two prizes at the Asia Contents Awards unit of the 25th Busan International Film Festival.
Meituan's consumer finance company was recently reported to be established in Shenzhen this year. However, a Meituan representative stated that the company has no clear short-term plan or goal for the specific license application.
China sent the Tianhe core module of its space station into orbit, kicking off a series of missions aimed at completing the construction of the station by the end of next year.
Michael Yu, founder of private tutoring firm New Oriental Education, issued a post through his personal WeChat account on Tuesday, responding to public speculation about his retreat from the company.