Tom Kang
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NetEase announces entry into video industry, investing $155 million to support creators
NetEase today announced its entry into the video space and will invest RMB 1 billion ($155 million) to support creators, becoming the latest Internet giant to aim to capture users' video viewing time.
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Cambricon's first AI training chip starts mass production with TSMC's 7nm process
The MLU 290 smart chip is Cambricon's first training chip, using TSMC's 7nm process, integrating 46 billion transistors. It supports AI training, inference, or hybrid AI compute acceleration tasks.
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OnePlus and OPPO R&D departments merge, retain software features
The R&D departments of Chinese smartphone makers OnePlus and OPPO have merged, with offers for new employees in R&D positions being made by OPPO rather than OnePlus.
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WeChat to launch its own input method to protect user privacy
WeChat will soon have its own input method, not to capture the input method market, but to protect user privacy, Allen Zhang, "father of WeChat," said at the 2021 WeChat Open Class PRO event on January 19.
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Baidu reportedly plans to file for HK listing after Chinese New Year
Baidu started the process of secondary listing in Hong Kong on January 20 and plans to formally submit its listing application in Hong Kong after the Chinese New Year, according to Tencent News.
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After Douyin, Pinduoduo is not far from launching payment service
After the launch of "Douyin Pay" by Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, another Chinese tech giant, Pinduoduo, may be close to launching its payment service.
