In a major initiative to accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence into its healthcare system, China has officially launched a national competition focused on AI medical imaging diagnostics.
In a push to position itself as a leading hub for technological innovation, Hong Kong has officially launched the Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Institute.
The landscape of AI hardware in China is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by a massive surge in demand for Huawei Ascend 910C AI chip.
Tencent Holdings, the Chinese technology and entertainment conglomerate, has publicly pledged to significantly increase its AI investment throughout 2026.
The technological tug-of-war between the United States and China has escalated further with the introduction of the MATCH Act in the US Senate.
In a decisive move to solidify China as a global powerhouse for biomedical innovation, Beijing authorities have unveiled a sweeping set of policies specifically targeting advancements in AI drug discovery, high-tech surgical robots, and global clinical trials.
In a groundbreaking development that blurs the line between science fiction and medical reality, China has granted commercial approval for the NEO brain-computer interface (BCI), developed by Neuracle Medical Technology.
Chinese autonomous driving startup WeRide has partnered with Southeast Asian ride-hailing giant Grab to launch public robotaxi operations in Singapore, marking a significant milestone in the commercialization of autonomous mobility services in the region.
Zhipu AI, one of China’s leading artificial intelligence start-ups, has announced another round of price increases for its large language models (LLMs), signaling a significant shift in the dynamics of the country’s highly competitive AI industry.
Alibaba Group has unveiled a massive 10,000-card AI computing cluster in Shaoguan, Guangdong province, powered entirely by its domestically developed Zhenwu artificial intelligence chips. This landmark deployment marks a significant milestone in China’s relentless push for semiconductor self-sufficiency and underscores Alibaba’s growing capabilities in the highly competitive AI hardware space.
In a bold move to address the insatiable energy and cooling demands of its rapidly expanding artificial intelligence sector, China is increasingly turning to innovative infrastructure solutions: subsea data centers powered by offshore wind farms.
ByteDance, the Chinese technology behemoth behind TikTok and Douyin, has reportedly seen its valuation surge past the $600 billion mark, cementing its position as the world’s most valuable startup.
The People’s Liberation Army is accelerating its investment in artificial intelligence-enabled unmanned systems and swarming technology, drawing lessons from the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East to reshape its military doctrine and acquisition priorities.
China’s AI-driven intelligence support to Iran is turning the war into a deniable, data-driven proxy conflict in which battlefield advantage increasingly depends on information rather than force.
Volkswagen Group staged one of the most ambitious product offensives in its history at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show, unveiling four world premiere vehicles, all featuring AI-powered systems developed in collaboration with Chinese technology partners, as part of the company’s deepened “In China, for China” strategy.
China’s public is increasingly worried about artificial intelligence, particularly what it means for their jobs.
A new essay published in Foreign Affairs by Christina Knight and Scott Singer argues that the United States and China have both the incentive and the capacity to cooperate on AI safety, if their governments can find the political will to do so.
Digital China Holdings, one of the country’s largest IT services and solutions companies, reported 2025 annual revenue of RMB 143.8 billion, approximately $20.9 billion at current exchange rates, representing a 12% increase year-on-year.
