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Galbot launches unmanned retail outlet operated entirely by humanoid robots, signaling Asia's accelerating shift toward autonomous commerce
The Beijing-based tech giant is diversifying its revenue streams as component pricing pressures traditional mobile hardware margins
Corporate filings reveal closure of at least 15 branch offices and joint ventures over five years, signaling strategic retreat despite artificial intelligence opportunities
Falling raw material costs fail to deliver relief as regulatory changes and supply uncertainty force manufacturers to recalibrate pricing strategies across the lithium-ion value chain.
The Finnish telecom equipment maker accelerates its withdrawal from the world's largest 5G market amid shrinking opportunities and geopolitical headwinds
Local suppliers expected to control nearly nine-tenths of high-end AI chip sales in 2026, squeezing Nvidia and AMD to marginal positions
Swedish retailer notifies members after detecting unauthorized system access on August 5, strengthening defenses as investigation continues
The materials deal positions LG Chem deeper into the advanced battery supply chain as Hyundai and LG Energy Solution ramp up North American production.
Intelligent Space Systems Laboratory has launched 15 microsatellites and trained founders now driving commercial space ventures
The August 10 explosion over Wenchang marks a rare failure for China's space program, with the ChinaSat-4B satellite believed lost and no official cause yet disclosed.
Mainland manufacturers shipped over 97 percent of global humanoid units in H1 as U.S. competitors lag behind despite recent import restrictions
Beijing accelerates commercial space infrastructure with ambitious production goals as competition for LEO dominance intensifies
The Japanese IT services giant will add 750 megawatts of capacity across domestic facilities through 2033 as enterprises race to deploy artificial intelligence workloads.
Mitsuba's neodymium-free sunroof motors mark a shift toward reducing exposure to volatile rare-earth markets and supply concentration risks
Hefei's memory-chip factories run at capacity while Changchun's traditional auto industry struggles, exposing widening gap in Beijing's economic transformation
The Seoul-based conglomerate is betting on physical AI while legacy divisions continue to drive current profitability
China's Ministry of Commerce counters Washington's model distillation claims, pointing to American companies' use of Chinese AI systems
The competition brings together developers and researchers to tackle real-world problems using quantum algorithms, marking another step in the region's push into next-generation computing.
New 10-12.5% tariffs take effect across 60 trading partners, but semiconductor carve-outs and AI demand provide crucial buffer for regional producers
Academic isolation grows even as questions emerge about the origins of recent Chinese AI and robotics breakthroughs
The dialogue marks a shift in how both superpowers treat artificial intelligence: less as an industry, more as strategic infrastructure demanding state control.
