3 April 2025

Hong Kong lawmaker calls for support of city’s Web3 sector after Tron founder flags fraud

Hong Kong lawmaker calls for support of city’s Web3 sector after Tron founder flags fraud

A Hong Kong lawmaker urged global investors to maintain confidence in the city’s Web3 industry after cryptocurrency mogul Justin Sun denounced alleged “loopholes” in local financial regulations. Hong Kong had “a legal basis and a healthy environment” to protect international investors and the city’s Web3 sector, Legislative Council member Johnny Ng Kit-chong wrote on Thursday […]

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China’s lidar sensor makers Hesai, RoboSense stand to gain after fatal Xiaomi SU7 EV crash

China’s lidar sensor makers Hesai, RoboSense stand to gain after fatal Xiaomi SU7 EV crash

China’s leading lidar sensor makers Hesai Group and RoboSense Technology stand to benefit in the aftermath of a fatal accident involving autonomous driving as safety-conscious consumers become more aware of their technologies, analysts said. Autonomous-driving systems in high-end electric vehicles (EVs) tend to use lidar (light detection and ranging) sensors, which employ laser beams to

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Hong Kong crypto firm HashKey moves into AI amid drive for more blockchain automation

Hong Kong crypto firm HashKey moves into AI amid drive for more blockchain automation

Hong Kong-based HashKey Group, a licensed cryptocurrency exchange operator, is making its foray into the artificial intelligence (AI) market with the launch of its first generative AI product, underscoring the rising interest from Web3 firms in combining AI and blockchain technologies. ModAI, unveiled on Thursday, is designed to automate content moderation, generate humanlike engagement, and

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Beijing’s crackdown on solar panel oversupply ‘too little, too late’: US advisory firm

Beijing’s crackdown on solar panel oversupply ‘too little, too late’: US advisory firm

Global solar panel prices are expected to remain low through much of 2025 as Beijing’s actions to curb oversupply in the photovoltaic (PV) industry are “too little, too late”, according to a report. “Current measures lack sufficient substance to impact the already established online manufacturing capacity, which is the primary reason international PV module and

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