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China’s semiconductor scene is shifting fast under the pressure of AI demand and supply constraints.

Less than six months after restructuring, the automaker has returned to a familiar model amid weak EV uptake and heightened competition.

The platform integrates AI and simulation engineering to cut development time from weeks to minutes across multiple industries.

Once considered too difficult to produce, black dimmable glass now features on the roof of Xiaomi’s YU7 Max.

While TSMC, SK Hynix and SMIC ramp up, struggling Intel cuts back.

Participants must create at least 70% of their films using Veo 3 or Seedance 1.0 Pro.

By building for overlooked niches in the fitness industry, Aeke now ships hundreds of units each month.

Describing VLA models as “relatively dumb,” he outlined an alternative approach to embodied intelligence.

Once a quiet OEM base, the city’s industrial belt is investing in innovation, service networks, and niche applications to compete worldwide.

New releases from StepFun, Z.ai, and Alibaba spark fresh competition, but in a field that may not have room for everyone.