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New model releases and a revamped AI agent development platform highlight Tencent’s push toward practical, enterprise-focused AI applications.

The tech giant’s “unified global cloud network” aims to support Chinese firms in expanding abroad and tapping into advanced tech, particularly AI.

Its reel blade tech wowed backers, but weak distribution, costly R&D, and software gaps proved fatal.

The company’s sensors weave into textiles and surfaces, offering a scalable haptics solution for robots, vehicles, and smart environments.

With the YU7, Xiaomi seeks not only redemption, but a shot at surpassing Tesla.

With clients like BYD and Ecovacs, the Shenzhen-based firm says its purpose-built tightening robots can outperform generic systems.

The fintech firm is betting on global expansion and AI-driven financial infrastructure to anchor its next phase of growth.

As China grapples with a surge in retired EV batteries, Eagoal is leaning on predictive tools and clean chemistry to lead the way.