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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
The two companies launch digital red packet campaigns following tie-up moves by ByteDance and Alibaba with CCTV’s Spring Festival Gala.
WeChat offers its own storage management feature, but some use third-party services for more functionality.
From February 1, consumer drones will be allowed to fly in designated airspace under new rules to boost the city’s low-altitude economy.
Operator of leading online retail platform was cited for failure to comply with Shanghai’s tax requirements.
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Xiaomi cut its latest shipment forecast by between 10 and 70 million units, while Transsion lowered its target by 30 to 45 million units.
The Hangzhou-based firm’s output far outstripped the roughly 150 units each shipped by Tesla, Figure AI and Agility Robotics last year.
AgiBot and Unitree help China capture bulk of global deployments in 2025 as market heads for sixfold growth by 2027, report says.
White list for cross-border data transfers is being established to enhance transparency and pave the way for deeper collaboration.
CEO Chen is betting on Edge AI – which can run AI algorithms locally rather than in the cloud – to boost the adoption of RISC-V chips.
Huawei turns to China-designed processors to complete a rebound from US sanctions and ship nearly 47 million smartphones domestically.
Memory-chip prices could jump between 40 and 50 per cent in the first quarter after rising by the same level in the previous quarter.
The endorsement of Google’s open standard comes as companies globally accelerate the integration of AI agents and e-commerce.
‘Chinese vendors are setting benchmarks in large-scale production,’ Omdia analyst Lian Jye Su says.
China’s spot market for memory chips is surging on tight global supply, but Shenzhen vendors say sky-high quotes are scaring off buyers.
Premier Li Qiang urges faster adoption of robotics to benefit industries and households during a meeting with tech companies in Shenzhen.
In a moment echoing the classic film 2001: A Space Odyssey, Tencent’s Yuanbao chatbot has been accused of losing its temper with a user.
The Kimi AI model developer is now valued at US$4.3 billion, with cash reserves worth US$1.4 billion.
The latest moves mean ZYT is opening up new battlefronts in China’s fiercely contested autonomous driving landscape.
Chairwoman Meng Wanzhou hails company’s breakthroughs in 2025, vowing to take advantage of ‘strategic opportunities’ in AI.
Prosecutors in Seoul indict 10 people, including ex-Samsung executives, for allegedly leaking the firm’s technology to memory chipmaker CXMT.
Fast-growing robotics start-up expects to ship out 5,000 units in 2025 amid Beijing backing of the embodied intelligence industry.
Huawei has cut prices on its widescreen Pura X by as much as 800 yuan, as foldables face fresh pressure from Samsung and Apple launches.
‘As the semiconductor dream has become a national security issue, I would not underestimate China’s ambition,’ Natixis analyst Gary Ng says.
The initiative underscores the growing use of intelligent Chinese-made robots in the country’s manufacturing industry.
Supplies of memory products for electronic devices squeezed by AI pivot of chipmakers, spurring companies to pass on costs to consumers.
Despite ‘meaningful density improvements’ in its N+3 process, SMIC’s capabilities are still behind leading chipmakers TSMC and Samsung.
In a recruitment ad posted in October, the Shenzhen-based firm said it was building a world-class AI team, wooing global talent.
Apple is ramping up the fight for the Chinese market as rivals Huawei and Xiaomi pile on the pressure.
Tencent has been dropped as a financing partner from Paramount Skydance’s US$108 billion hostile bid for Warner Bros Discovery.
