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Ann Cao
Reporter, Technology
Ann Cao is a Shanghai-based technology reporter for the Post, covering technology start-ups and policies in the city and eastern China. She graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a master's degree in journalism.
Ann Cao is a Shanghai-based technology reporter for the Post, covering technology start-ups and policies in the city and eastern China. She graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a master's degree in journalism.
Areas of Expertise:
Technology, gaming, e-commerceLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Tencent is actively seeking cooperation with OpenClaw as it moves to capitalise on the agent’s popularity to win over domestic users.
Wave of Chinese tech listings builds in Hong Kong as semiconductor groups scale up output.
Other Chinese AI chipmakers, including Cambricon, Moore Threads and MetaX, also posted stellar revenue growth for 2025.
OpenClaw frenzy accelerates shift to autonomous AI, as Alibaba equips merchants with always-on digital workers.
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The Xiangshan high-performance processor is the latest effort from China to push the boundaries with RISC-V architecture.
Firm aims for above-average growth this year under plan for ‘optimising existing stock and digging for new increments’.
The Beijing-based company had a challenging 2025 after local e-commerce giant JD.com jumped into food and grocery deliveries.
China on track to account for nearly half of world wafer capacity in two years, organiser of world’s largest chip industry trade show says.
The launch comes as AI agents are becoming the latest battlefield for Chinese tech companies after OpenClaw took the industry by storm.
RISC-V has been gaining popularity over the past few years, with the potential to become a major alternative to Intel’s x86 and Arm.
City at heart of Yangtze River Delta region sees new tech dreams emerge as old ones based on mass production of electronics fade.
China’s microelectronics, motors, rare earth and magnets – which are foundational to robotics – are the world’s best, says Huang.
Essential material for advanced semiconductor processes expected to enter stage of accelerated breakthroughs, major Chinese supplier says.
The shift comes as top cybersecurity expert warns country now home to 40 per cent of global assets linked to OpenClaw.
The automated agent requires unusually high levels of access to user devices, raising security concerns.
Chip exports hit US$43.3 billion in January and February, outpacing China’s overall export growth of 21.8 per cent in the same period.
Scholars and entrepreneurs in semiconductor sector urge Beijing to regulate prices of AI computing power, leverage strategic raw materials and fund tech solutions for self-reliance.
Officials from Yangtze River Delta, Greater Bay Area outline ambitions after Xi Jinping calls on provincial economies to drive development.
Beijing’s new five-year plan calls for digital economy to account for bigger share of GDP, backed by 28 major projects, 5G upgrades and data-focused industrial policy.
The prominent AI scholar says China’s data resources, power supply and industrial base position it to expand global access to the technology.
Tech leaders advocate for rapid AI and robotics growth, calling for policy support to boost industrial use and computing infrastructure.
The launch ahead of MWC Barcelona showcases Xiaomi’s push into premium market with new phones, tablet, smartwatch and concept hypercar.
The semiconductor developer’s MTT S5000 chip achieves full-stack compatibility with the new Qwen3.5 series.
Hangzhou visit reflects Germany’s attempt to work further with the engines of China’s digital and robotics economy.
Their strong 2025 revenue reflects a broader trend across China to increase support for domestic technology suppliers.
Nvidia warns China market for powerful GPU remains uncertain, even as data centre revenue surges to new highs.
SJ Semiconductor’s listing highlights the growing role of chip packaging in China’s strategy to narrow the technology gap.
Tech firms score win as AI assistants become part of holiday consumption – from buying food and booking travel to planning entertainment.
Chinese tech firms have been using the Milano Cortina Games to showcase their capabilities to a global audience.
