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Microsoft said it will continue providing services to Chinese users in response to recent rumors that it will no longer offer Windows services in China.
On March 24th, it was learned that Huawei's chip design team has worked with domestic enterprises to build EDA tools for processes above 14nm and will complete the necessary verifications in 2023.
Chinese software company Tuya (NYSE: TUYA) was able to raise $915 million in its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, making it the second-largest Chinese corporate IPO in the United States.
On December 26, Huawei Cloud launched its cloud-based enterprise software WeLink for both governments and companies alike.
X-Epic, a leading enterprise in EDA (Electronic Design Automation) industrial software technology, announced that it had completed several hundred million yuan in a Pre-B round of financing.
Shanghai UniVista Industrial Software Group, an EDA and industrial software solutions provider, announced on Wednesday that it has completed a pre-A round of financing exceeding 1.1 billion yuan ($164.3 million).
AI programming robot developer company aiXcoder announced on Tuesday that it had received tens of millions of yuan in round-A financing, following investment by GL Ventures.
Shandong Hoteam Software Co., Ltd. (HoteamSoft) on Tuesday announced its completion of round-C financing totaling nearly 400 million yuan ($63 million).
Xiamen Current Technology Co., Ltd., running an online collaborative CAD platform, announced on Monday that it has completed an A Round of financing garnering nearly 100 million yuan ($15.67 million).
Supreium, a Beijing-based industrial software developer, announced it has obtained nearly 100 million yuan ($14.96 million) in A and A+ rounds of financing. The leading investors were IDG and Sequoia China.
In 2013, it was common to see people upgrade to a new iPhone or Samsung every year. In 2018, the cost of a new premium smartphone has doubled to around US $1,00...
Chinese internet giant Alibaba has slashed its stake in SenseTime, an artificial intelligence software company, amid a rebound in the latter's Hong Kong shares.