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Zhangyu Power secures nearly $50 million in Series A financing

Xuanjing Biotech completed a Pre-A round of financing exceeding 200 million yuan.

Digua Robotics has completed a $120 million Series B1 financing.

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Half of the investment circle is grateful to Unitree.

A wave of multi-millionaires will emerge in Hangzhou.

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Wanke Services: The balance of accounts receivable related to Vanke is only 2.6 billion yuan, and the business independence continues to strengthen.

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Jensen Huang's Ambitious Vision for Physics AI: Transforming 5G Networks into Distributed AI Computers

Has the era of rising mobile phone prices arrived? Is halting the release of new models the optimal solution?

One for dreaming, one for making money. Apple has two new iPhones up its sleeve for its 50th anniversary.

Alibaba, Kimi, and Ant Group are all making bets. Has the hybrid attention mechanism shifted from an option to a necessity?

The wind direction has changed again. Those who queued up to "raise lobsters" yesterday have started to quietly "kill the lobsters" today.

The next gold mine for semiconductor equipment lies in packaging factories.

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