China’s electric vehicle maker Xpeng is stepping up its overseas push in 2026, targeting a sharp increase in international deliveries as competition in the domestic market intensifies. The Guangzhou based company is aiming to deliver more than 90,000 vehicles outside mainland China this
China has given an early signal that it may allow select domestic technology companies to resume purchases of Nvidia’s most advanced artificial intelligence processors, easing uncertainty around access to high end computing power. Authorities have granted preliminary clearance for a small group of
China’s leading electric vehicle maker BYD is deepening its cooperation with Exxon Mobil as hybrid powertrains gain strategic importance in China’s auto market. Under a newly signed long term memorandum, the two companies will expand joint work on customized product research, materials development
Vietnam’s industrial push into electric vehicles is gaining momentum as local manufacturer Kim Long Motor moves forward with a battery production partnership involving China’s BYD. The planned facility, valued at around $130 million, will be built in central Vietnam and focus initially on
Nvidia is tightening its grip on the physical backbone of the artificial intelligence economy, investing US$2 billion into AI infrastructure provider CoreWeave as demand for large scale computing capacity continues to accelerate. The investment makes Nvidia the company’s second largest shareholder and expands
China’s leading electric vehicle manufacturer is intensifying its push into international markets as domestic demand shows signs of normalization. BYD has outlined plans to lift overseas vehicle deliveries by roughly a quarter in 2026, supported by a wider dealership footprint and an expanded
China’s drone industry is entering a new phase marked by deeper domestic integration rather than aggressive export expansion. After years of rapid growth driven by overseas demand and consumer innovation cycles, manufacturers are increasingly prioritizing applications within China’s own industrial and public service
China’s semiconductor fabrication sector is moving into a more disciplined phase after several years of rapid capacity expansion. The focus is no longer on how many fabs can be built, but on how efficiently existing facilities can operate. Yield optimization, process stability, and
Tesla is expecting regulatory approval for its driver supervised Full Self Driving system in both Europe and China as early as next month, according to comments made by chief executive Elon Musk at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The push comes as
China’s artificial intelligence sector is navigating a growing gap between demand for high performance computing and the realities of hardware access, as leading firms face delays importing advanced graphics processing units while domestic alternatives mature at a slower pace. Nvidia’s H200 chips have
