Xiaomi and Baidu have jointly invested in Chuguang Yueqian, betting the early-stage startup can solve the data bottleneck holding back embodied AI and physical-world models.
iFlytek unveiled its Spark X2.6 model, trained entirely on domestic Chinese computing power, as it pushes all-local AI into education, healthcare and cars.
Kunlun Tech released Matrix-Game 4.0, which it calls the first video-model game playable on a single consumer graphics card, and open-sourced the code.
XinYa Circuit suspended trading to acquire control of Shanghai Qiyuan Gas, betting on semiconductor specialty gases to shore up its struggling core business.
PCI Tech gave up its rights to increase its stake in four-month-old Yusuan Xinghe, which aims to run AI models on satellites, as outside investors put in 115 million yuan.
China Telecom and Jiujiang state capital have formed a 60 million yuan joint venture to build low-altitude drone infrastructure and maintenance services in northern Jiangxi.
Agenbot has set up shop in Hengqin with 5 million yuan, using cultural tourism venues to monetize ahead of rivals and sidestep the long industrial validation phase.
TFC Optical's registered capital rises 40% to top 1 billion yuan, accelerating share expansion and global expansion on the AI computing boom.
Tencent QClaw shuts down, product dies before its trademark is approved, exposing big tech's AI Agent infighting and business struggles.
Antelope LLM version 3.5 focuses on compute-power coordination, with mixed public-private capital aiming to crack the challenge of deploying industrial AI, though it still must prove cost reductions in real factory floors.
Corning's price hike exposes a soft spot in China's display industry: it ranks first in the world in production capacity, yet its lifeline to glass substrates is controlled by others.
Sino Wealth Electronic sets up a Zhuhai subsidiary for RMB 20.05 million, leveraging the Greater Bay Area ecosystem to break through in automotive-grade MCUs and counter cutthroat competition in home appliances.
Zhongji Innolight's first-half revenue of 41.7 billion yuan exceeded all of last year, as it launched an 8 billion yuan buyback to lock in core talent and guard against cycle risks.
Huawei's net profit plunged 36.77%, but this is really a strategic swap involving 121.3 billion yuan in R&D spending, trading short-term profit for a technological breakthrough.
Tencent has invested in Enflame Technology across six rounds, holding about 17.95% to secure a strategic card in AI computing chips and defend its AI infrastructure.
The Arcfox Alpha T7 has launched with a subsidized price starting at 132,800 yuan, surpassing 60,000 orders in 21 days, featuring CATL batteries across the lineup and Huawei intelligent driving.
The more AI can do, the easier it is for the phone to get distracted.
The Nubia NaviX Ultra is officially launched, starting at 5,499 yuan, equipped with the Doubao assistant, defining four core capabilities of an AI agent phone.
Within two years, Unisound's large model revenue share jumped from 5.5% to 99.9%, completing its main business pivot. Growth now hinges on capability reuse, reshaping its valuation logic.
New dual-recording regulations trigger industry reshuffle, 5.5 million entities face differentiation, small and medium institutions accelerate liquidation due to high compliance costs, market shifts to compliance premium era.