Shanghai-based Yitu Technology, a startup engaged in artificial intelligence and facial recognition technologies, is betting big on AI chips and speeding up the industrial use of AI technologies.
A production plant of South Korea's LG Display Co Ltd, one of the world's biggest manufacturers of digital display products, will be completed on Aug 29 in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province.
Chinese investors have injected funds into a United Kingdom-based startup that develops smartphone screens that allow users to text underwater.
Trash sorting was a hot topic in Shanghai in the weeks before a new municipal regulation on waste management took effect on July 1, requiring everyone, from households to businesses, to sort their trash into recyclable, kitchen, hazardous and residual waste.
New recycling trends in China are paving the way for hundreds of waste-related applications, which industry insiders believe will spur a billion-dollar market over the next few years.
A team from Shanghai Jiao Tong University has developed a device that can improve the efficiency of food waste treatment while eradicating foul smells.
Short video platform Kuaishou will ramp up investments to provide data flows, of which the value could reach 10 billion yuan ($1.5 billion), for its 100,000 premium content creators in the next year, covering more than 20 fields such as games, fashion, sports and music.
Siemens Mobility, the transportation unit of German industrial conglomerate Siemens AG, said it plans to build a 5G network innovation center for studies in road traffic in China to provide digital transportation solutions using 5G technology.
China is at the forefront of the financial technology or fintech industry, and offers great opportunities for fintech talents, driven by the rising demand for experienced financial services and technology professionals, industry experts said.
It is not a surprise that KFC's latest product innovation is chicken-related. But a bucket full of spicy chicken offal for night snack deliveries has shocked Chinese consumers.
The Assa Abloy Group, a Swedish conglomerate and a global leader in access solutions, will launch more market-oriented smart home products in China to tap the nation's growing demand for smart access products both in commercial and residential use amid consumption upgrade, according to senior company executives.
After an explosive first day when the first 25 companies on the STAR Market at the Shanghai Stock Exchange soared an average of 140 percent for the session, their second-day performance was more muted.
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