Deep Tech

SenseTime and Yitu Technology, two of China’s four loss-making “AI dragons,” have few options other than to go public to raise capital.

BrainQ’s investigational cloud-based technology aims to reduce disability and promote neuro recovery for stroke victims.

Migrants who relocate from rural areas to seek employment in urban areas are now more likely to have stronger educational backgrounds.

China’s search giant is scaling its robotaxi operations and increasingly applying its AI technology in urban management.

The company provides its AI technology to pharmaceutical companies to enhance R&D for new drugs.

Founded in 2012, OwnBackup recovers lost and corrupted data caused by human error, malicious intent, integration errors, and rogue applications.

China’s chip-making champion gains momentum as the global semiconductor shortage persists.

The company provides robotic dogs to a variety of consumer and enterprise customers for a fraction of the price of Boston Dynamics’ more versatile Spot.