In an era where high-tech solutions and automotive innovation shape the future, China continues to set the pace on the global stage. SAIC $600104.SS and technology leader Huawei $7709.TWO have joined forces to launch a new electric vehicle brand, Shangjie. The first model is slated for release this fall, as announced by Richard Yu, Chairman of Huawei’s Consumer Business Group.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. — a key player in the global semiconductor market — finds itself embroiled in a controversy involving US export controls. Sources suggest that the world's largest contract chip manufacturer may face fines exceeding $1 billion, due to supplying chips that were used in Huawei's AI processor, violating existing restrictions.

Chinese tech giant Huawei, once a hallmark of innovation, faced daunting challenges following the imposition of strict US sanctions. However, the company did not crumble under pressure. Instead, Huawei adapted to the new geopolitical landscape, reshaped its business strategy, and is now on the verge of reaffirming its place as a global technology leader. Based on preliminary data and leadership statements, Huawei's upcoming annual reports are poised to showcase the company’s resilience and groundbreaking achievements over the past year.  

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Honor is set to undergo a major transformation, announcing plans to invest USD 10 billion in artificial intelligence research and development over the next five years. This ambitious initiative reflects the company’s intention to broaden its scope beyond traditional smartphones and to integrate AI-driven innovation into personal computers, tablets, and wearable devices.

Apple $AAPL has announced a strategic partnership with Alibaba $9988.HK to introduce new artificial intelligence (AI) features for iPhone users in China. This collaboration holds significant potential for both companies' market positioning, with the information released last Tuesday by The Information, citing a source familiar with the matter.