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TiMi Studio Group, a subsidiary of Tencent Games, announced on Tuesday that it has established a new AAA game studio TiMi Montréal in Montreal, Canada.
News emerged in recent days that Huawei's Kirin chipsets, which have been stalled due to sanctions imposed by the US Department of Commerce, may stage a comeback next year. Given existing restrictions, however, the new chips are likely to be positioned as mid-end. Regarding the matter, Huawei responded on November 7, stating that the reports are untrue.
Chinese artificial intelligence company SenseTime unveiled the "SenseNova" foundation model set, introducing a variety of foundation models and capabilities in natural language processing, content generation, automated data annotation, and custom model training.
Xiaomi India appointed Muralikrishnan B, its Chief Operating Officer, as its new president on July 15. The new president will be responsible for day to day operations, services, public affairs and strategic projects.
On Dec. 22nd, WeChat launched its IOS 7.0 version on Apple App Store. WeChat is like Facebook, What'sApp, Apple Pay and Uber all in one.
On Monday, China's antitrust regulator blocked Internet giant Tencent's plan to merge Huya and Douyu, two major domestic video gaming platforms.
Jeremy Lin announced on his social media that he will not be returning to the Chinese basketball league in the upcoming season.
Shenzhen's Transportation Bureau announced on August 23 that the sites for a third round of open-road driverless vehicle tests have now been confirmed. 53 roads have been opened this time, with a total mileage of about 56.68 km.
The Beijing and Shanghai branches of American electric vehicle maker Tesla filed a recall plan with China's state regulator a few days ago, involving 127,785 imported and domestically manufactured Model 3s.
On March 25, several Pinduoduo employees stated on social media that Taobao implemented a so-called “risk control” strategy against them by blocking them from their platform.
The management team of Feishu, an office communications platform owned by ByteDance, revealed at a recent internal meeting that the product's domestic business operations in China will soon no longer be profitable, and its focus will shift to overseas markets.
A report released Thursday night by Counterpoint Research showed that in June 2021, Xiaomi's global mobile phone market share increased to 17.1%, surpassing Samsung and Apple to secure the first place globally.