Edtech is experiencing a great depression in China after Beijing’s crackdown on the sector.

Xiaoetong’s platform offers its 1.6 million clients a virtual headquarters to manage their online activities.

Jingling wants to provide a smoother user experience for Android and PC users with an adaptive layout and open-source operating system.

The Beijing-based robotics startup plans to launch its Journey 5 chip, which supports L4 autonomous driving.

China’s public and private sectors are trying to accelerate the country’s domestic chip-making capabilities, but enthusiasm doesn’t always yield efficiency.

The merger between Gojek and Tokopedia gave birth to an Indonesian technology behemoth, more than that, it’s also intensifying two Chinese giants’ competition in Southeast Asia.

The firm is partnering with large banks across the region that are increasingly attracted to the crypto space.

China Venture Roundup Volume 39 covers China’s investment activity from May 31 to June 6, 2021.