Big Tech

The Chinese tech giant is absorbing AI’s cash burn as it prioritizes deployment over monetization.

Its CEO says home robots could become viable as early as 2027.

Investors now have a clearer commercialization story, while Taobao Shangou shifts from subsidies to unit economics.

The CEO believes AI can cut production costs, bring in more creators, and support a new platform model for film and TV.

DAA for short, the metric is designed to measure how many AI agents complete useful tasks each day.

Named by the UK government as partner, the Shenzhen-based manufacturer hopes to replicate its success in Europe.

Volcano Engine’s market share grew in 2025, even as more competitors entered the market.

Tencent has denied reports of an investment in Plaud, but the prospects behind such a move are compelling.