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WeRide announces the strategic cooperation with China’s major automobile manufacturer GAC Group and its subsidiary mobility service platform ONTIME.
According to a record sheet of investor relations disclosed by Chinese automaker BYD on May 27, the firm will aim to further enhance its popularity in Brazil's passenger car market with the introduction of its Han EV series.
Shanghai-based game company miHoYo on January 12 denied rumors that it had been issuing extremely high year-end bonuses, with some employees that receive a monthly salary of 8,000 yuan ($1,184) taking in a 864,000 yuan bonus ($128,150).
An affiliated company of ByteDance was granted an appearance patent for a "VR (Virtual Reality) Experience Machine (Mecha Version)".
Can the world ever catch up with China in ping pong? Fahd also says no. It is their game. They own it. They play it. The rest of the world borrows from them.
Shenzhen-based electric vehicle firm BYD has chosen Baidu as its official smart driving business supplier. Baidu will provide BYD with its Apollo Navigation Pilot and a human-machine co-driving map product.
Shenzhen-based automaker BYD announced on Thursday that it has released 150,000 new cars in its Han series.
CNMO reported on July 30 that Xiaomi's Mi Pad 5 Series is likely to come in three versions, tentatively named Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 Lite, Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 and Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 Pro.
Liu Qingfeng, Chairman of iFlytek, announced plans for significant upgrades to their Spark large model. The goal is to reach the current performance level of OpenAI's GPT4-Turbo by the first half of the year.
ZTE, a Chinese technology company that specializes in telecommunications, has reportedly started a round of layoffs involving its wireless research institutes, terminals and other departments.
On November 15, BYD terminated the listing of its subsidiary BYD Semiconductor, as its wafer production capacity is still far from meeting demand. Priority will now be given to large-scale wafer production capacity investment.
Manu Kumar Jain, the global vice president of Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi, announced his resignation on January 30. Jain joined the firm in 2014 and joined its international business in July 2021. He has served as the head of Xiaomi's India business for a long time.