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Iris Deng
Senior Reporter, Technology
Iris is a technology reporter at the Post.
Iris is a technology reporter at the Post.
Areas of Expertise:
China techLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Rapid growth in ‘embodied intelligence’ is beginning to translate into real orders as Chinese robotics firms scale production.
‘We are moving towards a future that is full of uncertainty, so we have to remain true to our strategy,’ rotating chairwoman Meng says.
The Atlas 350 can deliver 1.56 petaflops of FP4 computing power, a 2.8-times improvement over Nvidia’s H20 chip, an executive says.
The company plans to launch AgentArts, an agent development platform for enterprises, on April 30 for public beta testing.
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The tech giant reported a 17 per cent increase in net income last year, in line with analysts’ predictions, as fervour over AI agents grips China.
Company says users will be able to use mini-program to send commands from smartphones to PCs via audio messages and images.
Analysts expect steady growth, but investors will focus on AI strategy, capex and signs of monetisation at China’s tech giants.
Oppo’s Find N6 debuts with ‘virtually’ crease-free screen amid growing buzz over a foldable iPhone that is expected to debut this year.
Chinese tech companies are aggressively promoting the deployment of the AI agent amid a nationwide frenzy.
Output of industrial robots jumps 31 per cent in year’s first two months, while production of service robots rises 1 per cent in same period.
Industry excitement over AI-powered devices tempered by supply chain risks from Iran conflict and memory shortage affecting shipments.
Company says its new Blade Battery 2.0 can be charged from 10 per cent to 70 per cent in 5 minutes.
A cluster of physically independent data centres will open in Frankfurt in the second quarter, adding to the existing two in Germany.
US-sanctioned Huawei Technologies brings ‘world’s most powerful’ AI compute systems to an international audience at MWC Barcelona 2026.
Robot phone – featuring motorised arm that tracks motion and interacts with users through camera movement – unveiled ahead of MWC Barcelona.
Some Android phone makers are also expected to showcase experimental robots and other AI devices at the annual trade show.
The handset’s launch in Madrid marks Huawei’s renewed push into the global smartphone market.
AI rivalry is challenging the traditional strategies of China’s ‘big tech’ firms and how they have monetised their products in the past.
Bank expects a ‘price capitulation in the next few months’ before recovering for the rest of the year.
Top PC maker posts a 21 per cent profit drop amid chip squeeze, but bets on AI-powered devices to sustain growth amid industry upheaval.
Just 14 per cent of Hong Kong executives use AI frequently, as companies face strategy, data and training barriers to wider adoption.
TikTok parent plans to give more than 100,000 tech products as gifts, as well as red packets through lucky draws on the Doubao app.
Insta360 and Vivo plan new handheld cameras to challenge DJI, but analysts say building a content ecosystem will be the tougher battle.
The two cases are among five examples made public by SAMR as it steps up efforts to fight unfair competition in China’s AI industry.
The fine comes days after a separate e-commerce penalty, adding pressure on China’s No 2 short-video platform to tighten controls.
Dobot claims its self-developed vision-language-action model lets humanoid robots react to the real world rather than just perform preprogrammed tasks.
Units clash as super app blocks links from AI chatbot’s US$144 million promotion for ‘impacting user experience and causing harassment’.
Analysts say strong competition from ByteDance, DeepSeek, Ant Group and Alibaba may prevent Tencent’s Yuanbao from repeating WeChat glory.
Eye-watering DRAM prices are bad news for consumers and smartphone brands, but present an opportunity for Chinese firms led by CXMT and YMTC.
