Why can’t humanoid robots bear the weight of intelligence?
Humanoid robots are a key embodiment of intelligence, yet the integration of complex AI models into these platforms still has a long way to go By Lead Leo Research…
Yunji rides robotics wave to Hong Kong IPO with A-list of backers
Digitization of China’s hospitality sector is boosting demand for related robots, providing fertile ground for the company’s products Key Takeaways: Yunji Technology has filed to list in Hong Kong, reporting…
America’s strategic mindset on AI needs a reset
The recent emergence of DeepSeek shows the U.S. should stop assuming that its dominance in artificial intelligence is guaranteed By Tian Feng From Silicon Valley boardrooms to Wall Street…
TSMC profits from AI development, no matter which way political winds blow
Despite being continually caught in tensions between the U.S. and China, the Taiwanese chipmaker’s latest results demonstrate its prowess as an AI powerhouse Key Takeaways: TSMC reported revenue of $26.88…
A tea party resumes and the allure of Nvidia
Bubble tea listings on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange have resumed and a small Chinese maker of fasteners surges after a new tie-up with Nvidia. By Doug Young & Rene…
GM’s China Charge, and Nvidia’s Antitrust Probe
GM takes a $5 billion charge related to its struggling China business. And China probes Nvidia for antitrust behavior in a 4-year-old chip acquisition By Doug Young & Rene Vanguestaine…
ZJK eyes entry to big leagues with potential expansion of Nvidia partnership
Shares of the recently listed high-tech fastener maker nearly tripled after it was invited to participate in Nvidia’s development of new high-tech cooling systems Key Takeaways: ZJK said it has…
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