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Last week was significant for the China esports industry and for Tencent Esports in particular. Not only did a game publisher reveal its tournament and esports business summit plan, but solid achievements from Chinese esports events were also reported, according to a new report from the Chinese authority.
Kneron, a leading manufacturer of terminal artificial intelligence, held a developer conference on July 20 in Taiwan and announced the debut of the world’s first edge AI platform KNEO.
The second Internet court in China opened its doors in Beijing on Sept. 9, as the country looks to better address disputes and problems caused by the fast-growi...
On February 15th, Li Auto released a New Year poster to tease its "mysterious new member" - the mid-to-large-sized SUV, Li L6.
Italian World Cup Champion coach Marcello Lippi will likely to be the head coach of the Chinese Men’s National Football Team again after stepping down from the position due to the earlier losses in the 2019 Asian Cup.
In last week’s VC news: Chinese telematics powerhouse Pateo bagged a hefty 830 million yuan round of financing to help its R&D efforts; Space Transportation raised millions of dollars to build its hypersonic spaceplanes.
After a chilling 2016, the capital markets became more rational in 2017. The overall trend remains unclear, but investors seem willing to back projects that sho...
The heated battle of budget smartphones is heating up among Chinese phone brands again with the new release of the Realme 3 yesterday from Realme, OPPO's sub-brand launched in India.
On Jan.6, China's Foreign Ministry responded to U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order banning transactions with eight Chinese software applications
Chinese e-sports powerhouse PSG.LGD successfully broke into the upper bracket final of the ongoing Dota 2 International in Shanghai tournament.
Chinese internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd. teamed up with research associations and launched an AI initiative to help the hearing impaired on Sunday.
At the beginning of June, Chinese electric vehicle makers scrambled to unveil their delivery volumes for the month of May, including NIO, Li Auto, XPeng, Geely-backed Zeekr, and others.