China’s technology landscape is undergoing a noticeable shift as a new generation of founders rises into the national and global view. Unlike the earlier wave of giants who built the country’s first major internet platforms, today’s founders are stepping into a world defined
China’s artificial intelligence startup ecosystem is entering a period of significant transformation as investors refocus on long-term innovation over short-term hype. Following years of rapid expansion, the sector has matured into one of the world’s largest innovation hubs, attracting billions of dollars in
The Chinese startup ecosystem continues to attract significant investment, with venture capital and corporate funding flowing into innovative technology, healthcare, fintech, and robotics ventures. This quarter, several startups have secured substantial funding rounds, signaling investor confidence in China’s entrepreneurial landscape. Funding enables R&D,
China has emerged as a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI), supported by a vibrant startup ecosystem. AI startups are driving innovation in sectors including healthcare, finance, logistics, and manufacturing, transforming industries and creating new business models. The country’s investment in AI research,
ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok and several AI-driven platforms, announced a nationwide expansion of its AI Studio network in Q3 2025. The initiative aims to enhance China’s AI development ecosystem by supporting startups, accelerating research in natural language processing, computer vision, and
How Li Qiang, a 25-year-old AI entrepreneur, is building smart healthcare tools for China’s hospitals. Growing Up in the Age of AI Li Qiang (25) was born in Shenzhen, a city that transformed from fishing village to tech powerhouse within a generation. Surrounded
