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  • Unitree releases dual-arm humanoid robot starting at $3,930

    The Unitree R1 focuses on the dual-arm manipulation capabilities of the upper body, supporting flexible adjustment of 15 to 31 degrees of freedom.

  • Ant Group open-sources Ling-2.6-1T model, focusing on token efficiency and real-world tasks

    Ant Group officially open-sources its trillion-parameter flagship model Ling-2.6-1T, prioritizing complex task execution and token efficiency.

  • China's 2025 AI token usage hits 21.1 quadrillion amid exponential growth

    China's cumulative AI token usage reached about 21.1 quadrillion in 2025, with the daily average experiencing a hundredfold explosive growth within the year.

  • Robot maker Unitree expands retail footprint with first direct store in Beijing

    Unitree opened its first direct store in China in Beijing, accelerating its push into the offline consumer market.

  • Robot-as-a-Service startup Sharebot completes Pre-A funding round

    Sharebot raised hundreds of millions of yuan in Pre-A funding, drawing investors including Charoen Pokphand Group.

  • Ant Group open-sources Ling-2.6-flash, targeting agent workflows

    Ant Group has open-sourced Ling-2.6-flash, offering multiple quantized versions to meet diverse hardware environments and enterprise deployment needs.

  • Xiaomi launches 100 trillion token plan to boost AI agent ecosystem

    Xiaomi will offer developers 100 trillion free tokens to accelerate the commercial application and ecosystem development of its AI models.

  • Dreame unveils rocket-powered EV concept with 0.9-second acceleration

    Dreame showcased the pure electric hypercar concept Nebula Next 01 Jet Edition in San Francisco, equipped with rocket boosters.

  • China blocks Facebook parent Meta's takeover of AI startup Manus

    Meta announced the acquisition of the AI startup last December, with the deal reportedly valued at around $2 billion.

  • China smartphone shipments drop 7.1% in March, narrowing from February

    Total domestic mobile phone shipments fell to 21.15 million units in March, though the 7.1% decline narrowed from the double-digit drops seen in January and February.

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