Huawei’s strategic foray into the automotive sector is yielding remarkable results, with its ecosystem of partner brands now outselling prominent Chinese electric vehicle startups NIO, Li Auto, and Xpeng.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Li Auto has reported a record quarterly loss of $340 million, underscoring the severe financial toll of the ongoing price war in the world’s largest auto market.
China has finalized its national safety standard for generative artificial intelligence services, establishing comprehensive and binding requirements for AI developers and service providers operating in the country.
TechNode reports that Chinese artificial intelligence company iFLYTEK has introduced its latest innovation in wearable technology: a pair of AI glasses weighing just 40 grams that support real-time translation in 122 languages.
China’s embodied artificial intelligence industry is experiencing explosive growth, with the market expected to surpass 1 trillion yuan (approximately $146.54 billion) by 2035. This projection, provided by the Development Research Center of the State Council, was a focal point at the recent World Intelligence Expo in Tianjin, as reported by Xinhua.
Chinese pharmaceutical company Innovent Biologics has entered into a landmark partnership with U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, signing a deal valued at up to US$10.5 billion to develop and commercialize 12 oncology programs.
Alibaba’s Tongyi Lab has achieved a significant breakthrough in artificial intelligence voice technology, with its Fun-Realtime-TTS-Preview model ranking fifth on the global Artificial Analysis Speech Arena leaderboard.
Chinese artificial intelligence developer Zhipu AI has seen its market valuation soar past HK$880 billion ($112 billion), following a nearly 1,600% surge in its stock price since its January 2026 listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD has unveiled the Xuanji A3, a self-developed 4-nanometer autonomous driving chip, marking a significant milestone in the company’s push for vertical integration across the intelligent vehicle supply chain.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) CEO Lisa Su took a notably understated approach during her visit to China last week, in contrast to the high-profile public appearances of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
