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Chinese search engine and AI giant Baidu has spent over $15 billion on research and development (R&D) in the past decade, the company’s CEO Robin Li revealed in a letter to shareholders.
Capital Online, a Chinese cloud computing service provider, announced via its Wechat official account on Sept. 4 that the company would be bringing Google Cloud...
In August, two apps operated by Shenzhen-based tech giant Tencent were officially shut down. Up until August this year, roughly 10 well-known products or applications have been officially given up by Tencent.
Douyin recently launched a search application called 'Lightning Search,' with the slogan 'Lightning Search, as fast as lightning'.
China's largest state-owned media group posted on its twitter account to welcome Google back in China, a signal that this time the global Internet giant might r...
ByteDance, the Beijing-based parent company of TikTok, has launched a brand-new "Wukong Search" app.
On April 10, Wang Xiaochuan, the founder of Chinese search engine Sogou, announced his foray into large-scale models by co-founding an artificial intelligence company called Baichuan Intelligence with former Sogou COO Ru Liyun.
Former Senior Vice President of Baidu and President of Baidu Search Xiang Hailong has officially joined Transsion, a Chinese smartphone manufacturer that strives to export its products worldwide.
According to Hong Kong Stock Exchange documents, Baidu has passed the hearing for its secondary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The news sent Baidu’s US stock to a nearly 6% surge before the market on March 9.
ByteDance officially released the beta version of an online search website Baike.com, ramping up efforts to challenge search engine giant Baidu.
Sogou CEO Wang Xiaochuan released an internal email today, saying that "from today, Sogou will be integrated into Tencent, and I will officially step down as Sogou CEO."
Yahoo, an American Internet portal, announced on its official website that from November 1, 2021, users from the Chinese Mainland will not be able to use Yahoo's products and services.