
Bitmain Halts Shipment of Antminers to Chinese Consumers
Bitmain, a global manufacturer of bitcoin mining machines, has confirmed that starting October 11 it would halt all shipments of its "Antminers" to mainland China.
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Bitmain, a global manufacturer of bitcoin mining machines, has confirmed that starting October 11 it would halt all shipments of its "Antminers" to mainland China.

Many content creators on Chinese video sharing website Bilibili have released new posts, claiming that the "Dawn Project" of the Tencent Open Media content platform has infringed their rights.

On September 28, JD showed its latest products—driverless trucks. It is reported that this was the first time that Chinese E-commerce as well as logistics indus...

Self-driving truck company, Plus and IVECO, the commercial vehicles brand of CNH Industrial, announced that they will jointly conduct automated driving tests in Europe and China.

Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was released on Friday and allowed to return to China after reaching deals with the U.S.

On March 22, Li Xiang, CEO of Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto, took to social media to provide a glimpse into the company's future product plans, revealing that it will launch six new pure electric vehicles.

On December 26, BaiJiaYun officially listed on the Nasdaq with the stock symbol of "RTC", becoming the first Chinese company in the audio and video SaaS field to debut in the US.

Alibaba announced a strategic reorganization of its IoT business, upgrading Tmall Genie to an independent business unit.

Zhang Ran, partner and CFO of WM Motor, revealed in an interview on October 15 that the company has successfully completed a D1 round of financing this month and will look towards listing overseas in the future.

Battery manufacturer Sunwoda announced on Tuesday that it plans to sign a project investment agreement with the Lanxi Municipal People's Government of Zhejiang Province in eastern China.

For the time being, any given idol survival show in China is still more of a traffic and popularity generator rather than a project that aims to reinvent the idol industry.

Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei said in a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times that the company will experience “a certain scale of development" - roughly 10% - next year.