The global push to build ever more powerful artificial intelligence systems has triggered one of the largest technology spending waves in history. Over the past year, companies have poured an estimated four hundred billion dollars into specialised chips and massive data centres designed
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
China’s chip startups are attracting record levels of funding as investors intensify their focus on building a more independent semiconductor ecosystem. Venture capital groups, industrial investment funds and provincial technology programs are channeling significant resources into companies that specialize in chip design, advanced
China is preparing to establish a massive 1 trillion yuan venture capital guidance fund to support innovation and high technology industries. The initiative represents one of the largest state-backed financial commitments in China’s history and underscores Beijing’s determination to accelerate breakthroughs in strategic
Investment trends in AI, clean tech, and biotech despite global headwinds. China’s venture capital (VC) landscape has undergone dramatic shifts in recent years. Once dominated by consumer internet investments, the focus in 2025 has turned toward sectors aligned with state priorities artificial intelligence,
How Hillhouse Capital reshaped China’s startup ecosystem and global investment flows. The Architect of Capital When it comes to China’s tech boom, entrepreneurs often take the spotlight Jack Ma, Pony Ma, Zhang Yiming. But behind many of these stories stands Zhang Lei, founder
