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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Technology, internetLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
After a new funding round, e-commerce giant JD.com holds a 0.75 per cent stake in AgiBot, a high-flying start-up founded by Huawei veterans.
The city also announced over US$80 million in subsidies, as local governments in China race to nurture the next DeepSeek.
The chatbot can now serve as a real-time interactive docent during a museum tour and an analyst when studying charts, graphs or videos.
Unitree fielded four G1 humanoid robots in one-on-one kickboxing matches at an event held in Hangzhou, capital of eastern Zhejiang province.
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New draft rules from China’s top market regulator would limit commission fees charged by e-commerce platforms, with a focus on supporting small businesses.
Amap’s ride-hailing feature, available on the platform’s English version, reflects support for China’s visa-free travel scheme.
The Shenzhen government has launched funds of 5 billion yuan and 2 billion yuan dedicated to AI and robotics start-ups at the city’s AI expo.
The tech giant has been expanding its autonomous ride-hailing service, while AI growth helped it beat profit expectations in the first quarter.
Distributors in the US are now more willing to negotiate on purchases given that tariffs have been lowered.
A new plan from the Zhejiang government will see billions of yuan spent through 2027 to support AI companies and attract ‘top talent’.
Huawei has launched a foldable-screen laptop and a more traditional MateBook Pro with home-grown tech after being cut off from Microsoft and Intel.
Washington’s latest chip export controls could widen the gap in AI adoption between China and the US, Tencent Cloud’s Wang Qi says.
Tencent CEO Pony Ma says strategic AI investments ‘create value for users and society’, while generating substantial returns for the firm.
The tech giant reported US$25 billion in revenue for the first quarter, its largest ever for a three-month period, beating estimates.
Five government agencies, led by the State Administration for Market Regulation, urged the instant commerce giants to follow competition regulation.
Although Apple did not officially announce price cuts, iPhone discounts are widely available among distributors.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva presided over the deal-signing event in Beijing.
The partnership aims to establish smart factories, leveraging Huawei’s strengths in self-developed AI processors.
Alipay and WeChat Pay are the two major digital wallets used in China, holding a combined market share of roughly 90 per cent.
US tariffs are prompting Chinese merchants to seek alternative markets, but some sellers remain hopeful that the worst is soon behind them.
Lei Jun, an active social media user, has been relatively quiet on Weibo after a fatal accident involving a Xiaomi electric vehicle.
That assessment reflects how Liang, an ‘extremely self-disciplined person’, led DeepSeek to become a true innovator in AI.
The start-up has downplayed the impact of the vulnerability, noting that the affected model has been discontinued.
The device features Huawei’s AI assistant and a wide range of Chinese software, including WPS and Alibaba’s DingTalk.
Baidu is seeking a patent for a method of using machine and deep learning to translate animal sounds into human language.
Alibaba announced the milestone two weeks after JD.com said it also reached 10 million daily orders for items sent immediately to buyers’ doorsteps.
Crownpower’s robots are taking over the potentially deadly work of safety inspection and maintenance of high-voltage power grids.
Lingdu Intelligent Technology’s first US buyer halted a US$1.6 million deal for its X-Human robots as it waits for changes in US tariff policy, COO says.
The first shop in Hong Kong, scheduled to open in June, would be equipped with six of the second-generation hair washers.
