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Alice Ye

Senior editor with 15 years in news and financial media. Covers China's AI, electric vehicles, and robotics, with a focus on industry trends, technological innovation, and capital markets.

Huawei-Backed EVs Launch to Frenzied Demand, Straining Online Store

Huawei Technologies automotive alliance has launched two new electric vehicles to overwhelming consumer interest, with pre-orders topping several hundred thousand and initial demand crashing the company’s online sales platform. The debut of an affordable SUV and an updated premium model underscores the technology giant’s aggressive expansion in

Huawei's Super-Node Architecture: A Technical Deep Dive Into China's AI Infrastructure Ambitions

At Huawei's Connect 2025 conference, the Chinese tech giant unveiled what may be its most ambitious AI infrastructure play yet: the Atlas 950 and Atlas 960 SuperPoD super-nodes, supporting 8,192 and 15,488 Ascend cards respectively. According to a recent analysis by Huaxi Securities, these developments

Chery Auto Prices Hong Kong IPO at High End of Range Amid Strong Demand

A recent report has revealed that China's largest automotive exporter is set to price its Hong Kong initial public offering at the upper limit of its marketed range following robust investor interest. According to a report by IFR published on September 22, 2025, citing people familiar with the

BYD's Yangwang U9X Breaks Global Speed Record at 496 km/h, Limited to 30 Units

BYD has unveiled the Yangwang U9X, a track-focused version of its electric supercar that achieved a global automotive speed record of 496.22 km/h, surpassing all previous benchmarks for production vehicles. The announcement marks a significant milestone for Chinese electric vehicle technology in the ultra-high-performance segment.

Preview: DJI's Osmo Nano Action Camera to Feature Modular Design for Creators, Launching on the 23rd

DJI Technology is set to launch its Osmo Nano compact action camera on September 23, 2025, positioning the device as a successor to the discontinued DJI Action 2 and targeting the growing market for portable content creation equipment. The new camera features an innovative modular magnetic design that allows creators

NIO's William Li Predicts Electric Vehicle Inflection Point as Company Launches Two New Models

NIO launched two new electric vehicles at its 2025 NIO Day event on September 20, with founder and CEO William Li declaring that an industry inflection point has arrived for pure electric large three-row SUVs. The Chinese electric vehicle maker unveiled the ET9 Horizon Special Edition and the all-

Chinese Companies Dominate Global Robot Vacuum Market as US Inventor iRobot Falls to Sixth Place

Chinese manufacturers have seized control of the global robot vacuum market, with the top five companies all based in China and commanding nearly 70% of market share, according to new research from International Data Corporation (IDC). The shift marks a dramatic reversal of fortune for a market originally pioneered by

The Rise of DJI: How One Student Changed the Sky Forever

He’s called the Steve Jobs of drones — but Frank Wang doesn’t care. “The world is too foolish,” he says. From crashing prototypes in his tiny dorm to building DJI, the world’s #1 drone company, Wang’s obsession turned flying cameras into a billion-dollar industry. 🌍 This is

Chinese Smartphone Makers Embrace Foldables and AI in September Product Launches

Goldman Sachs released an extensive analysis on September 17, 2025, examining the latest developments in China's smartphone market, highlighting the rapid expansion of foldable devices and the proliferation of AI features across mid-to-high-end models. The report, authored by Allen Chang, Verena Jeng, and Xuan Zhang,

Citi Sees Pop Mart's LABUBU Resale Dip as Buying Opportunity, Not IP Fade

Citigroup published a bullish take on Pop Mart International Group following an expert call on September 18, 2025, arguing that recent share price weakness tied to declining LABUBU resale values presents a strategic entry point rather than signaling fundamental deterioration. The analysis comes as investors increasingly scrutinize the sustainability of