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Why are Chinese automakers like BYD launching fast-charging EV systems?
China's BYD has launched a megawatt charging system, claiming it can power an EV as quickly as fueling a gasoline car, and intends to build a network of over 4,000 charging stations. This development intensifies the fast-charging competition in the EV market.
PUBG Mobile 3.7 update: New content, how to download, and release date
PUBG Mobile 3.7 update release today: The PUBG Mobile 3.7 update titled 'Golden Dynasty' will be available on March 7, 2025. Players can expect a new themed mode, the Rondo map, gameplay enhancements, and various fixes. The new content will be accessible through the Google Play Store, App Store, Samsung Galaxy Store, Huawei AppGallery, and the official PUBG Mobile website.
China to use AI in elder care as population ages: official
China said Sunday it will accelerate the use of artificial intelligence and big data in elderly and social care as it bets on new technologies to drive economic growth despite an ageing population. "We will accelerate the development and application of new technologies and products such as big data and artificial intelligence in the fields of social assistance, elderly care services, and services for the disabled," civil affairs minister Lu Zhiyuan said at a news conference during China's annual "Two Sessions" political gathering.
A new AI weather model is already changing how energy is traded
These advancements are crucial for managing market volatility and making informed weather-related decisions.
Chinese AI firm iFlyTek eyes Europe expansion as US trade war heats up
iFlyTek, with a market capitalisation of 123 billion Chinese yuan ($16.97 billion) based on LSEG data, currently sells in France and Hungary, where it already has an office. It also plans to open an office in Paris this year or next, vice president Vincent Zhan said.
Apple launches new iPad Air with AI features to stoke demand
Apple has released new iPad Air models featuring the M3 chip and advanced AI capabilities, with prices starting at $599. Pre-orders begin on Tuesday, with availability from March 12. The previous iPad Air models with the M2 chip contributed to strong sales last year, surpassing holiday quarter estimates.
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China to publish policy to boost RISC-V chip use nationwide: Sources
RISC-V is a open-source technology that is used to design a range of less-sophisticated chips, from those in smartphones to CPUs for artificial intelligence servers. It competes globally with proprietary and more commonly used chip architecture technology including x86, dominated by U.S. firms Intel and Advanced Micro Devices, and Arm, developed by SoftBank Group-owned Arm Holdings.
What to watch for at China's major political event this week
China’s National People's Congress convenes this week to endorse Communist Party decisions and set government priorities for the year. The focus remains on promoting innovation and boosting domestic consumption as the country deals with economic challenges and ongoing trade tensions with the U.S.
AI, trade tensions to mark Barcelona mobile industry meet
Higher costs for trade could impact the entire global tech and smartphone market if Trump keeps the China tariffs in place and extends them to other major economies like the European Union, as he has threatened. "We expect the current geopolitical situation... to be a hot topic of conversation" at MWC, said Ben Wood, research director at CCS Insight, pointing to "ongoing uncertainty around US tariffs and sanctions".
Smartphone maker Honor bets on AI-powered 'intelligent phone'
Honor is developing an AI-powered intelligent phone with a personal mobile AI agent that can perform tasks like making restaurant reservations. The company is investing $10 billion in AI collaborations and partnering with Google Cloud and Qualcomm to boost its AI efforts. Additionally, Honor plans to use AI to enhance photo quality and detect deepfakes.
China tells its AI leaders to avoid US travel over security concerns
Chinese authorities are urging AI experts to avoid travel to the U.S. to prevent sharing sensitive information and avoid potential detainment. Executives in AI and other sensitive industries are told to report travel plans and debrief upon return. The U.S. and China are in an AI race, with startups like DeepSeek launching competitive AI models.
Report of TSMC chips made for Huawei 'a huge concern', US Commerce nominee says
Jeffrey Kessler, Trump's nominee for Under Secretary of Commerce, raised concerns over reports of TSMC supplying chips to Huawei. He emphasised strict enforcement against illegal shipments, aligning with US trade restrictions on Huawei and Chinese tech firms.
Apple’s next iPhone might be its most radical yet with a never-seen-before design; here's what we know
Apple is on the verge of building a 'top-secret' iPhone which will have some unique features that no other handset in the world currently posesses. It is reportedly under development for years now
Nvidia boss Jensen Huang says AI is overworked, may need to work 100 times harder to match rapid development
Nvidia continues to dominate the AI computing market, reporting a record $130.5 billion in annual revenue, with data centre earnings surging 93%. CEO Jensen Huang predicts next-generation AI will require 100 times more computing power, reinforcing demand for Nvidia’s chips. However, US export controls have slashed its China revenue, and rising competition from DeepSeek and Huawei poses challenges. Despite a recent stock dip, Nvidia’s latest Blackwell processors and strong earnings have reassured investors, keeping the company at AI’s cutting edge.
Samsung may launch a triple fold phone in July. Here is what we know so far
Samsung Galaxy Fold and Flip devices are expected to launch in July. We might also get a triple-fold device this time. This is the first time Samsung will be introducing a triple-fold device.
China's DeepSeek frenzy enters the home as TV, vacuum cleaner makers adopt its AI models
Chinese startup DeepSeek's AI models are being integrated into various home appliances, including TVs, fridges, and robot vacuum cleaners by brands like Haier, Hisense, and TCL Electronics. DeepSeek has gained attention for its high-performing yet cost-effective models, enhancing the precision of smart devices. The company plans to release a new model, R2, soon, promising further advancements.
Infy’s muted pay hike; new-age stocks slump
Happy Wednesday! Infosys began issuing pay hikes, but employees expected better. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Tesla updates autopilot software in China, owners say move falls short of hopes
Tesla's new autopilot software update in China introduces city navigation features but falls short of expectations, frustrating Chinese owners. The features, part of the Full Self-Driving suite, are limited due to data training issues and technological restrictions. Chinese rivals like Xiaomi and BYD offer similar or superior capabilities at lower prices, putting Tesla at a competitive disadvantage.
Nvidia's H20 chip orders jump as Chinese firms adopt DeepSeek's AI models, sources say
Tencent, Alibaba and ByteDance have "significantly increased" orders of the H20 - a chip specific to China due to U.S. export controls - since the Chinese AI startup burst into the global public consciousness last month, two of the people said.
Elon Musk rejects reports of Tesla investing in Nissan — But Japanese carmaker’s shares still rise almost 10%
Elon Musk has dismissed speculation about Tesla investing in Nissan after reports suggested Japanese leaders were pushing for the deal. Despite his denial, Nissan’s stock soared 9.5 per cent on hopes of a potential partnership. As the struggling automaker searches for investors, it is also exploring alliances with Foxconn and other tech giants to secure its future.
Huawei founder told Xi Jinping China's concerns about lack of chips have eased: State media
Public discussion of the meeting, where six founders were given time to address Xi while the likes of DeepSeek's Liang Wenfeng and Alibaba's Jack Ma looked on, has been highly controlled. Previously, state media only released Xi's remarks and not details of what the founders said.
Apple reveals first custom modem chip, shifting away from Qualcomm
The chip will be at the heart of Apple's $599 iPhone 16e unveiled on Wednesday. Apple executives told Reuters these chips will roll out across all of its products in the coming years but did not give details on the timing.
Apple to launch new lower-cost iPhone to capture a broader market
Apple late last month forecast strong sales growth signaling that the company will recover from a dip in iPhone sales as it rolls out artificial intelligence features in the coming months to more regions and languages.
Xi Jinping's new frontline corporate guard showcases his priorities, control
President Xi Jinping has shifted focus towards private sector giants such as BYD, Huawei, and Alibaba to boost China's technological self-reliance amidst the ongoing technology war with the U.S. This move highlights a significant change in the Chinese leadership's perception of the private sector's role in economic growth.
Tech rally helps Hong Kong lead Asian markets higher
The Hang Seng Index's gains extended an impressive start to the year, with the emergence of a new chatbot from Chinese startup DeepSeek stoking optimism in the country's AI drive.
Elon Musk’s Tesla’s global market share drops: Fierce EV competition hits sales in Europe and China
Tesla’s global market share plunged in January 2025, driven by sharp sales declines in Europe and China. Meanwhile, rising competition from Chinese and European EV makers is reshaping the market landscape.
Xi Jinping to chair symposium attended by Jack Ma and other Chinese business leaders: Sources
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to chair a symposium next week aimed at boosting private sector sentiment, with prominent business leaders like Alibaba's Jack Ma and Tencent's Pony Ma in attendance. The event highlights the challenges faced by China's private sector, including U.S. tensions and domestic economic growth issues.
Alibaba won’t solve all of Apple’s China problems
Apple is collaborating with Alibaba to introduce Apple Intelligence in China. This comes as the company faces declining sales and tariffs from the US. Beijing might investigate Apple’s app store fees. Apple also needs to navigate US-China tensions and competition from Chinese brands like Huawei. CEO Tim Cook aims to manage this challenging environment.
DeepSeek gives China's chipmakers leg up in race for cheaper AI
Industry executives are now predicting that DeepSeek's open-source nature and its low fees could boost adoption of AI and the development of real-life applications for the technology, helping Chinese firms overcome US export curbs on their most powerful chips.
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