Known for its “old man’s head” logo and elite gear, the Norwegian brand is relaunching with Topsports in China after a quiet first run.

Loaded with three Turing chips, Xpeng says the G7 packs nearly nine times the computing power of a standard dual Orin X configuration.

The RDK S100 integrates three processors on a single chip to coordinate large and small AI models more efficiently.

After four aborted IPO attempts and a brief return to profitability, Ximalaya is being absorbed by Tencent.

While robots grab the spotlight, component makers like ZeroErr are quietly benefiting from the surge in demand.

Laifen is sinking serious money into shavers, wagering that innovation will help it trump incumbents like Philips and Braun.

The CEO argues that the future of robotics depends on developing models that can adapt to dynamic, unstructured environments.

From eldercare to exhibition halls, the startup’s bionic bots blend human likeness with factory-floor grit.

Once awash in hype and capital, players like Barley are returning to medical fundamentals to rebuild trust and value.

Fashion labels, coffee chains, and lifestyle startups are reimagining what it means to belong in a historic neighborhood that still feels lived in.