The Hong Kong private equity firm has allocated more than 200 million dollars from its 500 million dollar tech budget, shifting its focus from large language models to robotics and specialized hardware.
The Chinese electric vehicle maker is opening its Turing AI chips and smart driving software to global car brands as quarterly services revenue surged 93.9 per cent to 2.7 billion yuan.
Gains from 500-share debut allocations mark the market’s strongest run of six-figure windfalls in at least six years, with one trader earning 380,000 yuan.
China’s industrial tourism market generated US$17.8 billion last year and is projected to surpass 300 billion yuan by 2029 as foreign executives study local manufacturing speed.
Japanese robotics startup Muse has begun operating automated shelf-stocking units in New York to tap rising demand for physical AI in American supermarkets.
Regional spending on store and warehouse automation is expanding at a 13.8 percent annual rate, outpacing the global average as merchants counter rising wage costs.
The South Korean automaker plans to refresh or launch over 100 models by 2030 while raising electrified vehicle output to 60 per cent of its global sales volume.
More than 40 per cent of events at the five-day competition require fully autonomous operation across 21 workplace scenarios.
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