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Nvidia Faces Exodus of Chinese EV Makers as Local Chips Rise

China's leading electric vehicle manufacturers are aggressively replacing Nvidia Corp. chips with self-developed silicon, a strategic shift aimed at cutting costs and securing supply chains that is rapidly eroding the US chipmaker's dominance in the world's largest auto market. XPeng recently unveiled four

China's Humanoid Robot Deployment Confronts Software Vacuum as Leju Launches Taskor Platform

While Figure 01 sorts packages in North American warehouses and Tesla's Optimus attempts component assembly in automotive facilities, China's humanoid robotics sector has encountered a structural bottleneck far removed from hardware capabilities. Leju Robotics' January 15 release of Taskor—positioned as China's first

Huawei Qiankun's 3-Million-Unit Target Exposes Automotive Power Shift: OEMs Surrender User Control

Huawei's automotive ambitions have moved beyond component supply into territory that fundamentally challenges the traditional automaker business model. The company's Intelligent Automotive Solution BU delivered 31.68 million parts across 976,000 vehicles in 2025, but the 2026 target of 3 million ADS-equipped vehicles masks

Galbot Deploys Heavy-Duty Humanoid Robot at CATL, Signaling Shift in Industrial AI Application

Galbot has launched the Galbot S1, the world’s first autonomous embodied intelligence robot capable of a continuous 50-kilogram payload, effectively bridging the gap between light-duty assistants and heavy industrial machinery. The introduction of the S1 addresses a critical vacancy in the robotics market by offering a solution

ChinaBiz Briefing | China's Scale Leaders Face the Premium Test

China's technology and manufacturing giants closed 2025 with a paradox: commanding global volume leadership while confronting stubborn profitability and brand equity gaps. From BYD's pure-EV crown amid margin pressures to surging 3D printer exports built on razor-thin hardware returns, the pattern reveals a structural

What Is China’s G60 Satellite Program — And Why 2027 Matters

* G60 (千帆) is China’s most prominent proposed LEO satellite mega‑constellation, often compared with SpaceX’s Starlink. * The real constraint is not ambition, but ITU spectrum and orbital deadlines (the so‑called Bring‑Into‑Use, BIU, rules). * 2024–2027 is the decisive window: miss it, and spectrum filings risk

BYD's Pure-EV Crown Masks Deeper Profitability Test as Domestic Momentum Stalls

BYD's ascent to the world's largest pure electric vehicle seller in 2025—delivering 2.25 million battery-only units to dethrone Tesla—marks a symbolic shift in automotive power dynamics. Yet this milestone arrives amid a contradictory reality: the Shenzhen-based automaker recorded consecutive year-on-

Kepler's 30-Kilogram Payload Robot Crosses Industrial Viability Threshold in High-Altitude Welding Trial

A teleoperated humanoid robot completed an eight-hour welding shift 20 meters above ground at Luoxiao Technology's manufacturing facility in Zhejiang, marking the first deployment of full-body remote control systems in China's high-risk industrial environments. The demonstration by Kepler Robotics positions its K2 Bumblebee

Chinese Robotics Makers Capture 48% of Cordless Pool Cleaner Market as Legacy Players Lag in Wireless Transition

The global pool cleaning equipment sector is experiencing a technological inflection point that mirrors broader patterns in consumer robotics: established Western players commanding legacy wired markets while Chinese manufacturers dominate the emerging cordless segment. By 2024, Chinese firms held 48.6% of the global cordless pool robot market by volume,

Divergent Grid Economics: How AI Demand Drives Opposite Price Trajectories in US and China Power Markets

The same artificial intelligence infrastructure boom is producing radically different electricity price outcomes across the Pacific. While residents in Loudoun County, Virginia—home to 70% of global internet traffic—packed municipal hearings in 2024 protesting soaring power costs from hyperscale data centers, Bank of America Merrill Lynch documented a 10%