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Latest news and trends about tech in China
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China’s social-lifestyle platform Xiaohongshu, also known as Rednote, is staking its claim as a launchpad for the next wave of AI-native apps. The company this week announced the winners of its inaugural Independent Developer Awards, spotlighting seven standout projects that blend artificial intelligence, community feedback, and consumer intuition. The competition attracted 1,355 submissions across mobile […]
During the Web Summit in Doha, Dr. Gang Lu explores the factors driving China’s rapid tech industry growth in the past decade with Harry Man, Partner at Matrix Partners China, and Cindy Chow, Executive Director & CEO at Alibaba Hong Kong Entrepreneurs Funding. Their thought-provoking discussion centered on “The Industries Driving China’s Growth”. This brief […]
Amidst the dynamic landscape of the Web Summit Qatar, Dr. Gang Lu engaged in a thought-provoking interview with Bill Deng, the Founder and CEO of XTransfer with the theme “AI at the helm: accelerate B2B growth in 2024”. In this summary, we encapsulate the key insights and highlights from their discussion. For those eager to […]
Hungry Panda is exporting the Chinese food delivery model to homesick students abroad. But is it just an overseas clone of Eleme?
TechNode visited a Nio battery swap station in suburban Shanghai to talk to Nio owners and see the swap technology in action.
Some homegrown Indian apps saw an immediate surge in new users after the country's Tiktok ban, but many creators still seek a virtual place to call home.
GAC Nio will start making cars at a new GAC plant with capacity of 200,000 vehicles per year in Fanyu city.
Matt delivered a presentation on private traffic during the ChinaChat 2019 conference.
David Liu join to discuss Pinduoduo breaking into the ultra-competitive e-commerce market in China.
Shadma Shaikh, writer at Factor Daily, joins us to discuss the takeover and what Indian entrepreneurs are learning from their Chinese counterparts.
David Lancashire from Saito.tech talks about building a blockchain business, scaling, and the game theory behind blockchain economics.
Recent announcements raise interesting questions about the messaging market, WeChat's primacy, and the ascendancy of Bytedance.
We're joined this week by Vijay Govind, former IT and technology strategist at Ford based in China.
A look at the stories and trends of 2018, including gaming restrictions, Tencent's restructuring, the delivery and coffee wars, WeChat mini programs, and Bullet Messenger.
How will blockchain technology continue disrupting innovative industries in such a dynamic space in China?
Matt and John take a look at the stories and trends of 2018.
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