From Aerial Precision to Ground Transport China’s fast growing autonomous driving sector is seeing a familiar pattern repeat itself as talent and technology spill over from major technology firms into a new generation of start ups. One of the latest examples comes from
Chinese artificial intelligence and semiconductor startups are increasingly looking to Hong Kong as a gateway to global investors, with several high profile companies preparing listing plans in the city. Chipmakers GigaDevice and Montage are among those aiming to raise up to US$1 billion
Blockchain technology is transforming supply chain management in China, enabling transparency, efficiency, and trust across domestic and international trade networks. Startups are leveraging distributed ledger systems to track goods, verify transactions, and optimize logistics processes. By providing immutable records of shipments, payments, and
Quantum computing is emerging as one of the most transformative technologies of the 21st century, and Chinese startups are rapidly positioning themselves at the forefront of this revolution. In 2025, a new wave of startups is combining academic research with practical applications, targeting
China’s startup ecosystem demonstrated remarkable resilience in Q3 2025, securing $6.4 billion in venture capital funding despite global economic uncertainties and domestic regulatory tightening. The inflow of capital underscores investor confidence in Chinese innovation, particularly in technology, fintech, and AI-driven enterprises. With venture
