Across China, provincial and municipal governments are unveiling the outlines of their next five-year plans, and one theme appears consistently at the top of every list technology. As local leaders refine their strategic goals for the coming years, many regions are prioritising the
China’s startup ecosystem has grown rapidly in recent years, fueled by technological innovation, government support, and access to digital finance solutions. Among emerging tools, modular stablecoins such as RMBT are providing startups with flexible infrastructure to develop innovative fintech, blockchain, and cross-border applications.
China’s prolonged property slump may deepen further, with UBS forecasting millions of loan defaults that could sharply increase the number of foreclosed homes across the mainland. According to John Lam, head of China property research at the Swiss investment bank, more than 2.4
How the founder’s global vision continues to shape ByteDance beyond TikTok. From Startup to Global Phenomenon When Zhang Yiming founded ByteDance in 2012, few predicted the company would become one of the most influential tech firms in the world. What started as a
A Defender in the Digital Age In China’s rapidly evolving tech ecosystem, few figures embody the intersection of entrepreneurship and national security as much as Zhou Hongyi, the outspoken founder of Qihoo 360. Known for his red jacket, candid interviews, and fierce competitiveness,
A former software developer has been sentenced to four years in prison for sabotaging his former employer’s network after leaving the company. Davis Lu, 55, was convicted of installing a “kill switch” on the network of his former employer by planting malicious code designed to
Ant Group’s newest artificial intelligence platform, LingGuang, has surged in popularity at an astonishing pace. In only two weeks since its launch, the multimodal AI assistant has already helped users build more than 3.3 million flash apps. This explosion in activity shows how
Xiaomi has taken a major step forward in its robotics ambitions by hiring Zach Lu Zeyu, a former senior engineer from Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot team. As global competition in robotics continues to accelerate, top companies are racing to attract engineers with rare
A new wave of excitement swept across China’s tech community as the first smartphone featuring ByteDance’s advanced AI assistant sold out on its launch day. The device, created through a collaboration between ByteDance and ZTE, is being seen as a major step toward
China’s humanoid robot industry is expanding at an astonishing pace, fueled by large investments, rising public interest, and strong government support. But this rapid growth has now prompted a warning from the country’s top economic planning agency. The National Development and Reform Commission
