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On the afternoon of October 24, Chinese smartphone manufacturer vivo held an imaging strategy conference. It unveiled a new self-developed imaging chip, although the name has not yet been announced.
Taiwanese fabless semiconductor company MediaTek held an online conference on November 8 to release the new generation flagship 5G system-on-a-chip (SoC), Dimensity 9200.
Lei Jun, Chairman and CEO of the company, posted online on Wednesday, saying: "Xiaomi 12S Ultra uses customized Sony IMX989 camera sensor with a complete 1-inch size. This is the top of mobile phone imaging hardware at present."
Today, Xiaomi's sub-brand Redmi announced that their latest flagship, the Redmi K30 Pro will be available for purchase on March 24.
Chinese smartphone maker Vivo is expected to debut their sub-brand iQOO in the Indian market by March 2020, according to 91mobiles. IQOO will exist as an independent entity, similar to Xiaomi’s spin off of their POCO sub-brand in India.
The public delivery of domestically made Model 3 cars will officially begin next week.
VIDU, a text-to-image video multimodal model developed by ShengShu Technology, has introduced a new feature called Subject Consistency.
NationalChip issued a letter of intent for an IPO on Thursday, planning to go public on the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market). A total of 603 million yuan will be raised through the share issuance.
Tesla had reportedly removed an electronic control unit in the steering system of its Model 3 and Y vehicles made in Shanghai, in order to cope with the ongoing global chip shortage.
American toy company Hasbro is seeking to sell its well-known IP "Dungeons & Dragons", and Tencent is one of the potential buyers.
<p>Raksasa internet Cina<a href="https://pandaily.trade/company/BIDU">Baidu</a>Hasil keuangan yang tidak diaudit untuk triwulan dan tahun fiskal yang berakhir 31 Desember 2021 diumumkan pada Selasa.</p>
IDC, an industry research institution, released its global cloud computing tracking data for 2021 on Wednesday, showing that the scale of global cloud computing Infrastructure as a Service market grew to $91.35 billion.