15 July 2025

Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree sees significant delivery growth in 2025

Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree sees significant delivery growth in 2025

The 35-year-old Wang shared his assessment of the industry at a government-hosted press conference in Beijing, where he forecast China’s robotics sector would expand at a rapid pace this year. He added that Unitree – one of the six “Little Dragons” from tech hub Hangzhou, capital of eastern Zhejiang province – had significantly increased deliveries […]

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Alibaba to roll out ‘Super Saturdays’ event as China’s on-demand delivery market heats up

Alibaba to roll out ‘Super Saturdays’ event as China’s on-demand delivery market heats up

Alibaba Group Holding will roll out a programme called “Super Saturdays” over the next 100 days to lure more consumers to its platform, while escalating a price war against Meituan and JD.com in the mainland’s on-demand delivery services market. Under Alibaba’s instant commerce brand Taobao Shangou, “Super Saturdays” would offer consumers up to 188 yuan

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OpenAI delays its first open-source AI model challenging DeepSeek

OpenAI delays its first open-source AI model challenging DeepSeek

Sam Altman, founder and CEO of ChatGPT owner OpenAI, said the release of its open-source artificial intelligence (AI) model would be delayed indefinitely, highlighting the challenges that the start-up faces in keeping pace with the open-source movement spearheaded by Chinese firms like DeepSeek. While OpenAI’s closed-source AI models remain months ahead in their capabilities, Altman

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Breaking | Tech war: Nvidia says it will resume sales of H20 graphic processing chips to China

Breaking | Tech war: Nvidia says it will resume sales of H20 graphic processing chips to China

Nvidia will resume selling its H20 chips in China and release a new graphics processing unit (GPU) for the country in compliance with US export restrictions, according to a statement amid the visit by its CEO Jensen Huang to Beijing. Nvidia has applied to sell the H20 GPU again, and the US government has “assured

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