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ByteDance's Vice President of its virtual reality division, PICO, Ren Lifeng, has officially resigned to embark on a new entrepreneurial journey in the cross-border e-commerce sector.
An affiliated company of ByteDance was granted an appearance patent for a "VR (Virtual Reality) Experience Machine (Mecha Version)".
A new subsidiary of Chinese tech giant and TikTok owner ByteDance was established on Monday, named "Beijing Toutiao Information Technology Co., Ltd.," with legal representative Luo Lixin.
<p>Pada hari Selasa, di Mobile World Congress (MWC) tahun ini di Barcelona, Qualcomm mengumumkan perjanjian kerjasama baru dengan ByteDance, ibu bapa Douyin yang berpusat di Beijing.</p>
The persistent war of anti-monopoly has been fueling up as ByteDance’s Douyin on Feb. 2 announced to sue tech giant Tencent for restricting users to share Douyin content on WeChat and QQ.
Liang Rubo openly expressed his greatest sense of crisis is the concern that ByteDance is becoming mediocre and unable to achieve new breakthroughs.
On April 13th, ByteDance's Douyin and Sanxingdui Museum officially signed a framework cooperation agreement.
ByteDance's Douyin, the sister app of TikTok for mainland China, has set up a new branch responsible for local life business in Chengdu, Sichuan Province and has also set up on-demand delivery and community group-buying distribution businesses.
Indonesian tech giant GoTo announced today that TikTok has officially completed the transaction announced in December last year, spending $840 million to acquire 75.01% of the shares in GoTo's e-commerce subsidiary, Tokopedia.
Major Chinese internet companies that have a cloud computing business have placed substantial orders with NVIDIA following this year's Spring Festival.
On Monday, the U.S. government appealed a federal judge’s ruling blocking the administration’s ban on Chinese short video sharing app TikTok.
Since the beginning of this year, micro-lenders under five Chinese internet giants, namely Tencent, ByteDance, Baidu, Meituan and JD.com, have been successfully approved to issue ABSs amounting to 39.33 billion yuan ($5.4 billion).