The startup is developing a streamlined reactor design that could make fusion energy cheaper, faster to build, and easier to commercialize.

With half its sales still tied to Miniso, the toy maker now faces the challenge of proving it can stand on its own.

Investors are wary if the studio can deliver another hit after Ne Zha 2.

Elastomer “muscles” and a bionic spine made the robot so lifelike that it’s forcing a rethink of how closely machines can mimic humans.

The Chinese AI firm sees a synergy between AI and IP innovation.

Even as Chery, Sunwoda, and others announce new developments, the economics of solid-state batteries still have yet to add up.

CEO He Xiaopeng views Xpeng’s platform as the foundation for next-generation mobility and embodied systems.

The firm’s share price has nearly tripled over the past year, driven by steady cash flow, global expansion, and a distinct strategy.

The proprietary system captures real-time nuances and delivers studio-grade sound through intelligent synthesis.

It’s price and performance, not geography, that now dictates AI adoption.