Deep Tech

The Zhenwu V900 extends Alibaba’s push into proprietary silicon as rising AI demand drives further expansion of its cloud infrastructure.

Its listing will give public investors exposure to a relatively uncommon segment of the physical AI hardware market.

Co-founder Peng Haomin discusses customer validation, rocket reuse, and the economics behind the company’s IPO plans.

The automaker is opening its chips, silicon carbide modules, and range extenders to third parties as it seeks new revenue sources.

The system uses NPO and Huawei’s UnifiedBus to reduce the power and bandwidth costs of moving data between AI accelerators.

Data shortages, hardware differences, and customer economics will make robotics progress gradual, says founder Gao Haichuan.

SenseTime sees visual understanding and controllable generation as steps toward AI that can reason and act across physical environments.

The move comes as Europe increases regulatory scrutiny of the company’s expanding footprint.