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Xinmei Shen
Reporter, Technology
Xinmei Shen joined the Post in 2017 and is a technology reporter. She covers content, entertainment, social media and internet culture. Previously, she was with the Post’s tech news site, Abacus. Before that, she was a reporting intern at The Information whilst studying at the University of Hong Kong.
In a morale-boosting New Year’s Eve message, Meng praised the company’s triumphs including AI chip design and HarmonyOS.
The State Administration of Foreign Exchange wants banks to monitor and report risky trades, including those involving cryptocurrencies.
Despite US export curbs on advanced chips, China’s financial powerhouse is betting big on medical AI.
The company’s AI photo booth is built upon several large image models including Stable Diffusion, which it uses to produce digital avatars.
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The premium EV maker aims to produce humanoid robots after achieving level-4 autonomous driving, CEO Li Xiang says.
As competition heats up, the US retailer has started tracking product pricing on rival platform Temu, according to merchants.
Shanghai-based Agibot said it has manufactured 962 commercial robotic units as of December 15.
The open-source VisionFM model from the Chinese University of Hong Kong is comparable to doctors at diagnosing ophthalmic diseases, paper finds.
The approvals bring the total number of licenced virtual asset firms to seven, as Hong Kong moves to revive its crypto industry.
Light Robotics, which has set up offices in Shenzhen and Singapore, will focus on consumer-facing companion robots.
The surveillance camera maker, blacklisted by Trump in 2019, did not say why it was now ending contracts for projects completed in 2018.
The fund boasted in the ad that it is heavily invested in Coinbase, a US cryptocurrency exchange listed in New York.
Using AI, Insilico took only 12 months from initiating the project to nominating the molecule for preclinical trials, instead of several years.
From January to November, China imported a total of 501.47 billion integrated circuits, up 14.8 per cent from the same period last year.
The action is an apparent response to Washington’s tightened chip restrictions against China.
Meitu netted US$80 million on bitcoin and ether holdings, exiting the crypto market amid a historic rally after the US re-elected Donald Trump.
About 52 per cent of Hong Kong respondents said they were willing to get the updated vaccine, compared with 58 per cent in Singapore.
Bybit CEO Ben Zhou says the company plans to reapply for a Hong Kong licence next year even though regulators bar selling crypto to mainlanders.
Sanofi’s latest capital outlay in China will cover the development of a new insulin plant in the nation’s capital.
This initiative could deal a blow to the mainland businesses of Nvidia, Qualcomm and Intel.
The Agent Hospital developed by Tairex, formed under Tsinghua’s Institute for Al Industry Research, will conduct public tests next year.
The company, which operates an online platform connecting individuals and businesses with recycling services, plans to expand globally.
As the world’s factory, China cornered the market on bitcoin mining, leading to a flurry of crypto business activity before a harsh crackdown in 2021.
The city’s de facto central bank is handing out up to HK$2.5 million in subsidies per issuance to qualified tokenised-bond issuers.
Sun’s moves come amid booming cryptocurrency prices fuelled by excitement around the re-election of former US president Donald Trump.
Chief technology officer at Hong Kong Productivity Council says city remains an important launching pad for international AI firms.
The CEO lauded the importance of Apple’s Chinese partners at the International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing.
An AI research centre under the Chinese Academy of Sciences is using Huawei chips to power its Cares Copilot model that helps with surgery.
The event’s two-week sales period saw ‘a double-digit, year-on-year decline’ in iPhone sales amid stiff competition from Chinese rivals.
The meal delivery giant joins a slew of Chinese tech giants vying for new growth in Hong Kong.
