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Coco Feng
Reporter, Tech
Coco Feng joined the Post in 2019, covering the technology and internet sector from the Greater Bay Area. Previously, she worked at the Post's Beijing bureau.
The changes for two executives follow a departure last month, as ByteDance seeks to safeguard business in its flagship app’s largest market.
The collaborations reflect demand in China, the world’s largest electric vehicle market, for more computing power in sophisticated cockpits.
The city is just behind Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia, in an evaluation based on factors such as regulation, taxes and wealth.
The Chinese-language version of Tabelog, a popular Japanese restaurant review website, is now available as a mini program on WeChat.
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Alibaba, Baidu, ByteDance and Tencent have introduced updates to AI agents and visual applications in recent days.
The move reflects the e-commerce giant’s commitment to expanding its recently launched food delivery business, analysts say.
In a public letter, JD.com accused a ‘rival platform’ of preventing delivery riders from using multiple platforms, for which Meituan was fined in 2021.
Hailing from an obscure village in southern China, Liang Wenfeng has risen from humble roots to become a household name.
In nearly identical statements, Shein and Temu said prices would increase following US policy changes expected to impact how they operate.
With 12 million fresh graduates entering the job market this summer, Chinese Big Tech companies are ramping up their recruitment efforts.
BYD slashed the price of the Titanium 3, which includes its new advanced driver assistance system, at the last minute, capitalising on Tesla’s China challenges.
TikTok Shop, along with platforms like Shein and Temu, has emerged as a major channel connecting Chinese vendors with US consumers.
The Chinese-backed shopping app has been a significant advertiser since launching in the US in September 2022.
Narwal, known for its robot vacuums and mops, will use the funding to develop an AI-powered household product.
Their view reflects Chinese tech firms’ increased confidence in providing highly competitive alternatives to US imports.
The livelihood of hundreds of thousands of workers are under threat in a Chinese export hub churning out T-shirts and jeans for US shoppers.
YMTC is known for 3D NAND, a flash memory in which transistor die are stacked vertically to increase storage density.
The policy changes affect many of China’s 120,000 online exporters, whose major market is the United States.
HashKey’s first AI product is designed for content moderation, but it envisions a future of AI agents trading on blockchain on behalf of users.
The Chinese version of TikTok has launched a special website that explains how the app recommends and ‘moderates’ content for its users.
A new initiative seeks to position Guangdong as a ‘global highland’ for AI and robotics, following DeepSeek’s success.
Google is no longer developing Android in the open, which some developers believe could give an advantage to Huawei’s HarmonyOS.
The move marks a major expansion of the short-video app’s e-commerce operations in Europe as it faces a looming ban in its largest market.
The multimodal Qwen2.5-Omni-7B model is designed to run locally on mobile devices and tops rivals in some benchmarks.
Cloud spending, which totalled US$40 billion in 2024, is expected to reach US$46 billion this year as cloud providers expand investments.
The two tech giants have become key partners in empowering government agencies with AI capabilities.
WeChat users can now add Yuanbao as a ‘friend’ and interact with the chatbot without downloading a separate app.
The new version and DeepSeek V3 are both foundation models trained on vast data sets that can be applied in different use cases.
Despite growing competition, Unitree’s founder says the company will not release household robots until safety issues are sorted out.
