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Coco Feng
Reporter, Tech
Coco Feng joined the Post in 2019, covering the technology and internet sector from the Greater Bay Area. Previously, she worked at the Post's Beijing bureau.
A newly proposed regulation would require internet platform operators to report revenue information about users.
Tencent is providing cloud computing resources to strengthen Honor’s AI offerings while Apple Intelligence is still absent in China.
Once a rising star in autonomous driving, TuSimple has announced a rebranding as it pursues AI-generated video content after ousting its CEO.
The investment fund started by the founder of the Chinese owner of TikTok now has regulatory approval to provide services to professional investors.
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The world’s largest retailer is partnering up with another Chinese tech firm four months after dumping its stake in JD.com.
ByteDance sees AI chatbots as a slower growth opportunity and instead has prioritised AI video generators, according to local media.
The committee marks a major milestone after MIIT and other government agencies announced plans for 50 sets of AI standards by 2026.
The Spain launch is TikTok Shop’s first foray into continental Europe, coming three years after opening in the UK, its first European market.
On Monday, TikTok and its Chinese parent ByteDance filed an emergency motion to stop the US sell-or-ban law from taking effect on January 19.
The crackdown is Beijing’s latest effort to discipline the use of AI at a time when short video platforms are being flooded with AI-generated video.
Cut-to-the-bone pricing is eating into the profit margins of Chinese merchants selling online to global shoppers.
One analyst estimated that only 35 per cent of semiconductor-manufacturing equipment currently used in China is locally made.
The AI tool can search content from President Xi Jinping’s articles and quotes, and ensure the information is ‘checked and verified’.
This initiative could deal a blow to the mainland businesses of Nvidia, Qualcomm and Intel.
Wang Xing, founder and CEO of Meituan, said last week that the company has seen some ‘encouraging results’ in Saudi Arabia.
City is expected to provide a solid foundation for the workplace app’s international business development strategy.
This marks the second high-profile bashing of Douyin over the past several days, involving some of the wealthiest individuals in China.
The short-video app and its owner ByteDance is under pressure to search for new revenue sources amid slowing growth.
Keep is reportedly cutting more than 100 jobs, as online gym memberships lose their appeal in a challenging economy.
A video of a robot inciting other robots to flee an exhibition hall has gone viral in China, but the reality is less scary than it looks.
The US e-commerce giant is aggressively promoting its new budget-shopping platform this holiday season to take on Temu and Shein.
ByteDance has adjusted its staff incentive policy for the second time this year, as Trump’s re-election boosts its valuation.
The latest recognition received by Keeta and AFK Journey reflect the increased sophistication of China’s app developers.
TikTok’s odds of surviving a potential US ban have increased, while ByteDance’s valuation has reportedly jumped to US$300 billion.
That funding will help capitalise the development of up to 1 gigawatt of total data centre capacity outside China, according to GDS.
Popular merchandise this year include niche products like Jellycat, a British soft toy brand that is gaining popularity among young Chinese.
The US chip giant aims to expand an existing chip packaging and testing facility in China, its largest market.
The suborbital trip, scheduled for 2027, will last around 12 minutes with a maximum height of 150 kilometres.
ByteDance has faced ‘significantly’ slower revenue growth this year, according to media reports, as it struggles to get TikTok Shop to take off.
The Apple chief executive is keeping his ear to the ground in one of the US tech giant’s largest markets.
