After nearly three years of heavy scrutiny and reform, China’s fintech industry is showing renewed momentum. Regulatory stabilization, improved compliance mechanisms, and the adoption of advanced AI and blockchain frameworks have reignited innovation across digital payments, lending, and wealth management platforms. Analysts believe
China’s technology sector in 2025 is experiencing a new wave of transformation shaped by artificial intelligence, semiconductor innovation, and state-backed digital finance. Despite global headwinds, the country’s emphasis on technological self-reliance and export-driven digital ecosystems is positioning it as a global innovation powerhouse.
After three years of regulatory turbulence, China’s startup ecosystem has entered a new phase of recovery and growth. Venture capital funding, which had slowed amid policy tightening and global uncertainty, is rebounding as Beijing signals renewed support for private enterprise and technological innovation.
In the global race toward faster, smarter manufacturing, a quiet revolution is underway in Singapore. Two founders, Hardik Dobariya and Alexandra Zhang, are reimagining how companies source custom-made parts. Their startup, Factorem, launched in 2020, has built an on-demand manufacturing platform powered by
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to make headlines in China as startups, research institutions, and technology companies deploy breakthrough applications across diverse sectors. From healthcare diagnostics and autonomous systems to finance, robotics, and creative technologies, AI is transforming business operations and daily life. This
China’s technology landscape is evolving rapidly, with emerging trends transforming industries, innovation, and global competitiveness. From artificial intelligence and quantum computing to electric vehicles and biotech, Chinese tech companies are driving breakthroughs that influence the global market. This blog examines the top technology
China’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector has grown at an unprecedented pace, driven by government policies, research investment, and an entrepreneurial ecosystem focused on innovation. The sector spans applications from healthcare and autonomous vehicles to industrial automation and financial services. While rapid innovation has
IntroductionChina’s technology sector continues to attract attention from domestic and international investors as several high-profile IPOs hit the market in 2025. The surge in initial public offerings reflects robust growth in AI, fintech, semiconductor, and green tech sectors. Market participants are closely monitoring
Chinese universities are increasingly embracing open artificial intelligence (AI) collaboration, creating ecosystems that foster innovation, knowledge sharing, and rapid technological advancement. Open AI initiatives enable students, researchers, and faculty to collaborate on model development, data sharing, and algorithmic research. By providing access to
China is rapidly advancing humanoid robotics, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to enhance service industries, healthcare, and manufacturing. Humanoid robots, designed to mimic human movements and interactions, are being deployed to perform complex tasks, improve efficiency, and support labor-intensive operations. Driven by
