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In late January, ByteDance officially established a research project codenamed "Seed Edge", with the core goal of conducting more long-term and fundamental cutting-edge research on AGI beyond pre-training and large model iterations.
Shanghai-based video game developer miHoYo announced on July 22 that it will start small-scale closed beta testing with deleted files for a new game called "Zenless Zone Zero" at 10:00 on August 5.
Sogou was listed for trade on the New York Stock Exchange on the evening of November 9. Charles Zhang, Sogou’s shareholder and Sohu's founder, and Sogou CEO Wan...
In order to ensure the safety of delivery drivers, the local life services platform operated by major Chinese tech firm Meituan has announced it will put 100,000 smart safety helmets into use in Beijing and other cities this year.
In response to media reports about ByteDance's plan to collaborate with TSMC on AI chips, ByteDance stated today that the reports are inaccurate.
Beijing-based EV firm Li Auto has priced its upcoming Hong Kong offering at HK$118 ($15.16) per share. Class A ordinary shares in the company are scheduled to begin trading on the main board of the HKSE on Thursday.
DJI, a civilian drone and camera manufacturer based in China, introduced its new Mavic 3 Enterprise Series on September 27.
On March 16, BYD unveiled the Han EV Champion Edition and the Tang DM-i Champion Edition with prices ranging from 209,800 yuan ($30,434) to 299,800 yuan ($43,488), and 209,800 yuan ($30,434) to 239,800 yuan ($34,785), respectively.
Safeheron, an open-source, zero-trust, self-custody solution for Web3 small and medium enterprises (SMEs), on August 19 announced its pre-A funding worth of $7 million and the strategic partnership with crypto wallet MetaMask.
Since its Shanghai Gigafactory resumed work, Tesla China has produced more than 40,000 vehicles, with capacity utilization back to 100%.
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) startup Hozon New Energy Automobile Co. is weighing a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) that could raise about $1 billion.
As popular as Jay Chou might be in Chinese communities, Mando-pop stars haven’t been able to make Chinese music go global.