Smart collars solve the problem of pets getting lost, Jiyu is seeking seed round financing.

Is iPhone Duo crashed? Innovation doesn't have to be perfect, but Apple was a bit too hasty this time.

Looking at XPeng from the "Lao Deng" Controversy: What Hurdles Does the Organization Still Need to Cross to Bring Technology to the Masses

Cutthroat homogeneous competition in China's domestic new energy industry has become unsustainable, pushing local enterprises to expand overseas. On the eve of the All Energy Australia event, Chinese enterprises have brought the latest industry dynamics to Australia.

The National Energy Administration has released the latest data, showing that the total installed capacity of wind and solar power has exceeded 2 billion kilowatts. However, their utilization rates have both declined year-on-year, and the consumption pressure is shifting from the installed capacity side to the price side.

Elon Musk's Latest Interview: Will Humans Still Be Able to Control AI in the Future?

Volkswagen is shifting to Chinese software solutions, and XPeng's architecture is expected to be exported to Europe in reverse, simply because it is much cheaper.

With the user growth standing at only 0.4%, why can the esports market still exceed 200 billion yuan?

Earnings Preview for Microsoft and Amazon in the US Stock Market

BYD's version of Rolls-Royce has been exposed.

20 robotics companies invested by Lei Jun

Have CATL's fundamentals changed?

The current state of China's internet is inseparable from the exit of television; is television making a comeback now?

Regulators have rolled out a string of intensive measures to rectify the "lowest price across the entire network" practice, and all the gameplay of this year's Double 11 has completely changed.

Grassroots actors, the first victims under the knife of AI

Medical AI Diagnosis: Why Is It So Difficult to Become an Independent Business?

As the largest IPO in history is just around the corner, Tencent, Alibaba and ByteDance are scrambling to get on board: Anthropic and major Chinese tech giants are all going all-in on computing power.