NetEase Cloud Music, a subsidiary of China’s second-largest video gaming company, started offering error messages in place of tunes on Monday afternoon.
GenBridge Capital founder Robert Chang says this trend presents ‘an unexpected opportunity’ for Chinese consumer brands.
Yang Hongxia said she wants to change the existing resource-intensive process of training large language models into a decentralised, machine-learning paradigm.
The Xiaomi 15-series Android smartphone will integrate Gemini for its release outside mainland China later this year.
Thailand authorities are tightening regulations on the bargain shopping site Temu to protect local merchants from the influx of low-priced, direct-to-consumer Chinese products, according to a media report.
Sellers on the app from China’s PDD Holdings are finding it difficult to resolve disputes over withheld earnings, which must be done outside the mainland.
According to multiple merchants on Temu, the terms between the platform and its suppliers have put them at a disadvantage.
Black Sesame’s listing initiative in Hong Kong would follow the successful initial public offering in June of Tencent Holdings-backed QuantumPharm.
Hundreds of Chinese suppliers on Temu, the overseas shopping app run by PDD Holdings, staged a protest at the e-commerce giant’s office in Guangzhou over alleged unreasonable platform policies.
The recruitment comes as the Hong Kong government makes efforts to transform the city into a technology hub by leveraging the research capabilities of its top universities.
The Instagram-style platform, where people share lifestyle tips, has become a strong force in Chinese e-commerce.
Chinese self-driving start-ups are rushing to float shares in Hong Kong and other markets, as the technology appears to be closer to the holy grail of commercial deployment.
The Microsoft Windows outage that affected foreign businesses and luxury hotels in China on Friday left the country’s key infrastructure unaffected.
Large language models are ‘bad at maths’ and can only predict answers based on training data, according to Zhejiang University researcher Wu Yiquan.
A sea change is taking place in China’s venture capital industry as the two-decade marriage between US investors and mainland start-ups comes to an end, casting a shadow over the country’s tech landscape.
The global smartphone market grew by 6 per cent year on year in the second quarter, with Apple and Samsung occupying the top two spots, followed by Chinese brands Xiaomi, Vivo and Oppo.
TikTok’s latest initiatives in Southeast Asia show how parent ByteDance is strategically expanding the social media platform’s revenue stream.
A Chinese venture capital firm has dismissed talk that it has exited the primary market amid heated debate over the future of the country’s once vibrant venture funding industry.
Alibaba Cloud and rivals are gunning for a market that is expected to expand faster this year, thanks partly to popularity of generative AI.
The founder of Stepfun, which develops foundational models, has set its sights on improving multimodal models as China faces curtailed access to advanced chips.
An extensive army of manufacturers, managed through a complex digital system, has fed Shein’s meteoric growth.
AI start-ups from Hong Kong grabbed some of the spotlight at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai this week, as they showcased products and services to underscore the city’s ambitions to become an innovation hub.
China’s telecoms industry players are betting on the growth potential from increased demand for artificial intelligence by enterprises and consumers.
The move is set to deal a blow to Chinese companies developing services based on OpenAI’s large language models.
Plans for a quick blockbuster public listing by Shein are facing a host of uncertainties, according to people familiar with the matter.
A Shanghai-based AI start-up is betting on so-called ‘scaling law’ to increase its AI capabilities, despite the difficulties in obtaining advanced chips from the US.
Five of the championship’s 13 sponsors come from China, as these companies look abroad amid slow growth at home.
Even by the standards of Chinese tech business leaders, the lack of public information about Xu Yangtian is unusual.
Alibaba’s midyear shopping promotion has it going head-to-head with younger e-commerce competitors such as Xiaohongshu, China’s answer to Instagram.
The denial marks the latest dent on the reputation of flexible display maker Royole, which faces bankruptcy proceedings in Shenzhen.
