On November 12, at the Baidu World Conference, Chinese tech giant Baidu officially launched the Xiaodu AI Glasses, calling them the "world's first AI glasses equipped with a native Chinese language model."
On November 6, at the Xpeng AI Day event, the company founder and CEO He Xiaopeng officially announced the company’s development goals for the next decade, aiming to become a global AI automotive company.
On September 20th, Kunlun Tech announced that it plans to increase capital and acquire a controlling stake in Beijing Aijie Kexin Technology Co., Ltd., an AI high-performance chip startup.
On May 25, at the 2023 Baidu Mobile Ecosystem Conference, Baidu unveiled beta features such as "AI Partner" and "AI BOT", and showcased its beta product NEW APP.
On September 9, AI firm Megvii Technology gained approval to carry out a public listing on the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market). The IPO path of the company has not been smooth.
The 2020 China Internet Development Report was released on Nov. 23 in Wuzhen, Zhejiang Province, during the 2020 World Internet Conference, revealing the number of 5G online terminal connections exceeds 100 million.
China's cloud artificial intelligence-training platform Enflame Technology, backed by Tencent, raised RMB 700 million ($98.6 million) in Series B funding.
Last week saw one of the most prominent Chinese TMT investors Qiming Venture Partners raise their seventh USD fund, a notable milestone for a fund partly responsible for the success of companies like Xiaomi and Meituan Dianping.
The past week saw exciting news surface regarding several players in China’s AI and automation space, with one of the most prominent AI unicorns 4Padadigm raising two hefty rounds and adding another $1 billion to its valuation.
AI, Big Data, Telematics and Logistics services caught investors’ attention and raised significant funds, hinting at a bright future for such services in the digitizing world.
According to Reuters, the Trump administration took steps to restrict exports of artificial intelligence software in order to protect sensitive technologies from competitors such as China.
The Alibaba DAMO Academy, a research and development institute run by Alibaba Group, published its forecast of the trends that would define the global tech industry in 2020.
According to China Star Market, sources say Chinese custom bitmining chipmaker Bitmain ordered job cuts at the end of 2019 to stem losses. The cuts focused on its AI business.
