Tech
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Meet Ollie: Tencent's wheel-legged robot capable of 360-degree flips
After announcing its quadrupedal robot three months ago, Chinese tech giant Tencent has brought out a new robot called Ollie.
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Huawei launches HarmonyOS 2, opens new chapter in its mobile business
US sanctions have left Huawei's cell phone business struggling, and to keep that business going, Huawei has found its own way.
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OPPO's new patent enables brainwave information transfer between users
The patent abstract shows that its control method can effectively transmit the brainwave information of the first user to the second user accurately.
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Chinese power bank sharing vendor brings its services to 3,000 KFC stores in China
Energy Monster went public on the Nasdaq on April 1 under the ticker symbol "EM," but its shares has been down about 40 percent so far.
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China's BeiDou industry expected to reach RMB 1 trillion by 2025
By 2020, the overall output value of China's satellite navigation industry has exceeded 400 billion yuan, with an average annual growth of more than 20 percent.
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US revokes all investment restrictions on Xiaomi
As of press time, Xiaomi shares traded in Hong Kong were up about 1 percent to HK$28. The stock has fallen more than 20 percent so far this year.
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China starts construction of test line for maglev trains with speeds of up to 1,000 km/h
The high-speed train can reach a speed of 300 meters per second, which is equivalent to the speed of a conventional bullet, just like "Let The Bullets Fly."
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Tencent posts Q1 results that beat expectations
Tencent posted revenue of RMB 135.3 billion ($21 billion) in the first quarter, up 25 percent from a year earlier, beating analysts' estimates of RMB 133.75 billion.
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Zuo Hui, founder of China's largest real estate platform KE Holdings, passes away
Zuo Hui, the founder and chairman of China's largest real estate platform KE Holdings (NYSE: BEKE), passed away on May 20, 2021 due to unexpected worsening of illness, the company announced Thursday.
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Zhang Yiming steps down as CEO of ByteDance
Zhang decides to let go of the day-to-day management of the company and focus on long-term priorities, including visionary strategy, corporate culture, and social responsibility.