Showing 12 of 13094 posts
On Monday, a Weibo blogger, said that according to several tipsters, the AI audit team leader of Bilibili died of a cerebral hemorrhage in the early morning of February 5 after being required to work overtime during the Spring Festival.
On Nov. 22, Xiaomi president Lin Bin posted an image of the upcoming Mi MIX 3 on a Chinese social media platform, writing “This is probably the first Weibo post...
Huawei unveiled its second-generation automated driving system, ADS 2.0, on April 16. A notable technical feature of this system is its ability to function without the need for high-precision maps.
After ByteDance released the DouBao large model, Alibaba Cloud quickly followed suit: the main model Qwen-Long, announced a price reduction.
Chinese screen manufacturer BOE on December 21 released the country's first tech brand focused on semiconductor displays, including three sub-brands: ADS PRO, f-OLED and α-MLED.
According to a report released by the China Passenger Car Association on August 4, BYD's wholesale volume in July reached 162,200 units, while Tesla's domestic wholesale volume in July was estimated to be 30,000 units.
According to automobile brand Seres on Thursday, due to increases in the cost of raw materials, the price of the company's SF5, a model jointly developed with Huawei, rose by 20,000 yuan ($2,997) since Friday.
An accident involving a NIO vehicle in Shanghai has led to one death and one serious injury, sparking much discussion on Chinese social media. The electric vehicle suddenly accelerated onto the sidewalk during a prospective buyer's test drive.
On Tuesday, LinkedIn officially launched its new app for the Chinese market, InCareer. The app is designed to help Chinese mainland professionals find jobs while also helping companies discover great talent throughout the country.
Temu, the newest entrant to the US e-commerce industry under Nasdaq-listed PDD, is securing the best deals for customers by leveraging the extensive network of merchants, manufacturers, and logistics partners built up by its sister company.
Full Truck Alliance launched its own intra-city freight brand called "Sheng Sheng". This move suggests that the company aims to compete with Lalatech in its dominant market.
Whether internationally recognized or not, however, the company is already the world’s largest producer of electric buses and is quietly beginning to transform urban transportation across the world.