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VeSync goes private to play the long game in smart home tech

Facing trade headwinds and geopolitical uncertainty, VeSync sees more value in autonomy than investor approval.

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A flash of Douyin fame sparked the brand, but Vivicycle’s ambitions extend well beyond live stream buzz.
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Vivicycle taps women’s sportswear gap with first store in Hangzhou
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After a scrapped 2023 attempt, Zhuohai is back with a listing plan, this time on the Beijing Stock Exchange.
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Zhuohai makes second IPO push as China doubles down on chips
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New model releases and a revamped AI agent development platform highlight Tencent’s push toward practical, enterprise-focused AI applications.
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Tencent doubles down on agentic AI with latest Hunyuan updates
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The tech giant’s “unified global cloud network” aims to support Chinese firms in expanding abroad and tapping into advanced tech, particularly AI.
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Alibaba Cloud sees itself as global backbone for China’s tech expansion
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Its reel blade tech wowed backers, but weak distribution, costly R&D, and software gaps proved fatal.
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Oasa’s robotic mower was clever, but not enough to keep the company alive
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The company’s sensors weave into textiles and surfaces, offering a scalable haptics solution for robots, vehicles, and smart environments.
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With fresh funding, JQ Industries bets on fiber sensors to give machines a sense of touch
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With the YU7, Xiaomi seeks not only redemption, but a shot at surpassing Tesla.
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After SU7 setback, Xiaomi reboots EV push with safer, smarter YU7
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With clients like BYD and Ecovacs, the Shenzhen-based firm says its purpose-built tightening robots can outperform generic systems.
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A smarter way to tighten screws? Slabor lands early funding to prove it
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