
ByteDance Denies Collaborating with Nubia to Develop AI Smartphones
ByteDance responds to "Collaborating with Nubia to develop AI smartphones": The information is not true, and there are no related plans.
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ByteDance responds to "Collaborating with Nubia to develop AI smartphones": The information is not true, and there are no related plans.
On July 26, Pico, a subsidiary of ByteDance, was granted a patent named "Eye Tracking Method and System Based on Virtual Reality", and its application date was March 30, 2021.
Heads of two giant tech companies met in Beijing. Tim Cook swung by the headquarters of Bytedance Thursday, tasting life of Internet celebrity on the live-s...
ByteDance has launched an overseas short drama app called "Melolo," marking ByteDance's first short drama product to go abroad.
The education business within ByteDance has reportedly undergone significant adjustments, including the laying off of about 3,000 employees.
Insiders reveal that several AI experts have already joined the large model research institute and will report directly to Zhang Yiming.
Two years after stepping down as CEO of ByteDance, founder Zhang Yiming has launched a personal investment fund in Hong Kong. The fund, named Cool River Venture, is registered as a private limited company and is wholly owned by Galaxy LLC. Zhang Yiming serves as the director of the fund.
On March 26, Xie Xin, CEO of ByteDance's Lark (also known as Feishu), sent a letter to all employees announcing a new round of organizational adjustments and appropriate downsizing.
While Gojek has reportedly denied its involvement in such talks, a potential merger between the two does not sound like something completely out of the question.
Douyin, the most popular short-video platform, announced on June 12 that its number of domestic daily active users (DAU) has exceeded 150 million. < p clas...
Short video sharing platform TikTok is close to reaching a user data storage deal with American computer software company Oracle Corporation.
China’s top ride-hailing firm Didi plans to raise $60-$80 billion for its initial public offering in Hong Kong in 2021 and is currently in contact with investment banks, including Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, according to LatePost.