
Baichuan releases “M2Plus”, an Evidence-Augmented Medical Model Billed as a “ChatGPT for Doctors”
Baichuan launches M2 Plus, an evidence-augmented medical AI billed as a “ChatGPT for doctors,” targeting safer clinical reasoning and code generation.
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Baichuan launches M2 Plus, an evidence-augmented medical AI billed as a “ChatGPT for doctors,” targeting safer clinical reasoning and code generation.

Baidu’s Apollo Go partners with Swiss PostBus to launch AmiGo, deploying Level 4 autonomous RT6 vehicles in Switzerland starting December 2025, marking China’s autonomous driving entry into Europe.

Jushuitan, China’s leading e-commerce SaaS ERP provider, listed on the HKEX on October 21, 2025, with a 16 billion HKD valuation, marking a triumph for SaaS innovation.

JD Technology & Rokid unveil JoyGlance: smart-glasses shopping you control by looking and speaking—glance to find, voice to pay.

From October 18-21, the 2025 Chery Global Innovation Conference unfolded under the theme "Innovation · Leading the World." A key highlight was the EXEED ET5, th...

DeepSeek's newest open-source model is creating a major buzz. Its elegance lies in its simplicity: a compact 3B parameter model delivering performance that chal...

Chinese robotics company Unitree Robotics has officially unveiled its next-generation bionic humanoid robot, the Unitree H2.

Chinese autonomous-driving startup WeRide Inc. (文远知行) has passed its listing hearing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), paving the way for it to become the first Robotaxi stock in Hong Kong, filling a gap in the local market for publicly traded autonomous-driving companies.

The spectacle is striking not just for its success, but for what it represents: an experiment in breaking boundaries—between virtual and physical, between fan enthusiasm and brand strategy.

Professor Chen-Ning Yang, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist and a towering figure in modern science, passed away in Beijing on October 18, 2025. He was 103. Profe...

Pony.ai has cleared its Hong Kong listing hearing, following last year’s Nasdaq debut under the ticker “PONY.”

Chinese AI firm Zhipu AI has dissolved its 60-member Product R&D Center in a major restructuring as it prepares for a public listing. The move marks a strategic shift from manpower-heavy enterprise delivery toward efficiency and platform-focused growth, while the company bets on its fast-rising consumer product Z.ai.