For years, China’s semiconductor push has been driven by state-backed capital and nationwide efforts to overcome technological bottlenecks. However, according to OFWeek, the country’s chip race is no longer solely government-led, as major companies increasingly pursue semiconductor development t...

According to a report from ijiwei, citing China Business Journal, several automotive industry companies—including Xiaomi, XPeng, and NIO—have recently announced their entry into the "humanoid robot" market. The report notes that, based on incomplete statistics, 18 global automakers have now vent...

The electric car market in China has been facing intense competition, with Xiaomi revealed that it suffered a USD 9200 loss per vehicle from April to June. However, the price war is not the only battleground, as the focus now seems to be turned to another front. According to a report by CNBC, chi...

According to a report by 36Kr, China's EV maker, XPeng Motors, has successfully completed the tape-out process for its self-developed intelligent driving chip. Sources cited by the report further reveal that XPeng's intelligent driving chip is specifically designed to meet AI demands, including e...

Recent reports suggest that Li Auto, a Chinese new energy vehicle company, is currently building a team in Singapore dedicated to the R&D of SiC power chips. On LinkedIn, Li Auto has posted five recent job openings in Singapore, including roles like General Manager, SiC Power Module Failure Anal...