
Xiaomi Rumored to Unveil First Foldable Phone in April, Mi 10S Confirmed to Launch on March 10
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi could be launching its first foldable smartphone this year, as part of the Mi MIX series, according to multiple sources.
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi could be launching its first foldable smartphone this year, as part of the Mi MIX series, according to multiple sources.
Huawei’s full-year revenue would likely soar 18% in 2019 to 850 billion yuan ($121.72 billion), lower than its earlier estimates, with a US boycott likely impeding the company’s growth.
On July 5, State Power Investment Corporation Limited (SPIC) and Alibaba Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement along with eight implementation agreements.
According to Chinese enterprise information inquiry platform Qichacha, the owner of Huawei's Super Fusion Digital Technology Co., Ltd., which runs the company’s x86 server business, has been changed on Friday.
Hangzhou-based internet giant Alibaba stated on November 17 that it will not complete a primary listing in Hong Kong before the end of the year as initially planned. This delay comes as the firm struggles with slowing growth at home.
Ant Group CEO Simon (Xiaoming) Hu on Friday evening announced that he would be stepping down from his role at the firm, after an internal email was obtained by domestic media outlet 36Kr.
Beijing-based China Computer Federation (CCF) has cut ties with a publications division of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) on May 30, following IEEE's ban on Huawei.
Chinese internet behemoth Tencent has acquired a 10% stake in Indian online insurance aggregation platform Policybazaar
According to Chinese media reports, internet giant Alibaba is ready to start pre-IPO roadshows in Hong Kong next week.
Didi Chuxing’s CTO of their ride-hailing business, Tiger Qie, spoke about the company’s commitment to infusing human values into what is inherently a technology company.
At the 2019 Huawei Connect conference, the Chinese telecom giant announced the launch of what it claims is the fastest cluster for training artificial intelligence in the world.
On October 12, Tencent’s share price fell below HK$250, hitting a new low since November 2018. It fell more than 60% from its historical high at the beginning of 2021 and now only has a market value of only HK$2.43 trillion.