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Zhou Xin
Tech Editor
Zhou Xin is Tech Editor of the Post, following stints as Political Economy Editor and Deputy China Editor. He has previously worked for Reuters and Bloomberg in Beijing.
Baidu is in talks with the United Arab Emirates about bringing its Apollo Go service to the country, sources told the Post.
The US tech giant wants Alibaba’s Qwen AI model to make up for loss of Apple Intelligence on its iPhones in China.
Alibaba has been using the online flea market as a testing ground for its rapidly improving AI technologies.
DeepSeek has far-reaching implications for China’s tech ambitions beyond its immediate achievements.
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A unique innovation around AI models from a start-up spun out of a hedge fund roiled Western markets and is changing how China sees its role in the industry.
From Moore Threads to Iluvatar Corex, China’s leading chip designers are rushing to adopt DeepSeek’s latest models.
Only three years ago, DeepSeek’s founder and its team of tech wizards were seemingly on the wrong side of the Chinese government.
Alibaba touts that its new Qwen 2.5-Max AI model had ‘comprehensively outperformed’ DeepSeek-V3 in certain benchmark tests.
Perceptions about Nvidia and how much its advanced chips are needed for cutting-edge AI are shifting with DeepSeek’s success, but is it warranted?
The Hangzhou office of China’s hottest start-up has recently seen several uninvited guests trying to see the team responsible for shaking up AI.
It could be true that DeepSeek is standing on the shoulders of others, but it has still shown an alternative to the lavish spending on AI.
Beijing could be more open to ByteDance selling some shares to American investors to improve US relations, sources and analysts say.
The central bank’s pledge to increase reserve holdings of the Hong Kong dollar shows a commitment to the city’s financial hub status.
The Chinese investors’ darling of 2024 is one of the nation’s best hopes in developing home-grown advanced graphics processors.
The proliferation of e-commerce and other technologies has helped China maintain its resilience amid trade barriers.
The economic and political costs of a weakened yuan far outweigh the possible benefits China could gain from boosting exports.
China is expected to record 5 per cent economic growth this year, but that number has lost its relevance to many investors and consumers.
Its latest foreign-visitor policy shows that China is willing to be pragmatic, rather than adhering strictly to ideologies.
In an interview with the Post, Geely CEO Gui Shengyue discusses the company’s overseas strategy and EU tariffs.
‘As a carmaker, you will lose a profit growth engine if you do not make petrol cars,’ CEO Gui Shengyue says in interview.
Beijing may be looking to add teeth to its response to Washington’s escalating chip war, starting with a slap on the wrist for the AI-chip maker.
With hindsight from Trump’s first term, Beijing could adopt a different approach this time around.
The Chinese entrepreneur addresses the fintech giant for the first time since it withdrew its mega IPO in 2020.
Trump’s threat of tariffs over a currency that will likely never exist is a reminder of how much clout the dollar has in the developing world.
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These cosy relationships may be challenged during the second Trump term due to changing market conditions and deteriorating US-China ties.
In video speech delivered to the annual World Internet Conference, Xi Jinping called for ‘inclusive’ cyberspace development as US-China fissures widen.
Communist Party mouthpiece People’s Daily praised Tesla for sparking an EV boom, but Musk’s role in a new Trump administration could complicate matters.
China does not tolerate people like Musk being deeply involved in politics, but finding the right balance between state and market is tricky.
China’s Vice-Premier He Lifeng will lead delegation to the 2024 Global Financial Leaders Investment Summit in Hong Kong, two sources said.
Beijing’s efforts to cultivate a ‘birth-friendly society’ marks an about-turn from its rigid, decades-long enforcement of a one-child policy.
