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Once reliant on Korean memory, Chinese smartphone makers are turning to CXMT (opens the original)
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Fuelled by a global memory shortage, China’s CXMT is winning spots in flagship handsets from ByteDance-powered AI devices to Xiaomi’s top models CXMT said the tie-up with Nubia marked the first large-scale use at that level of domestically made LPDDR5X chips, which have a data transfer speed of up to 10,667 megabits per second (Mbps). The flagship handset, priced from 5,999 yuan (US$885), according to ZTE’s website, was also the first mass-market smartphone equipped with an AI agent, the company
Chinese breakthrough in chip material aims to clear hurdle for next-gen memory (opens the original)
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Restricting nitrogen-vacancy movement in wurtzite ferroelectrics looks to improve the reliability of next-generation storage, scientists find Chinese researchers have developed a way to make an emerging type of memory chip much more durable, potentially overcoming a critical reliability barrier to its use in high-performance computing and future artificial intelligence systems as the AI boom drives demand for more advanced semiconductors. The team demonstrated more than 10 billion writing cycles
Chinese AI firm DeepSeek taps underwriters for IPO: sources (opens the original)
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Start-up aims to begin the IPO process this year to list on Shanghai’s Nasdaq-like Star market, sources say Citic Securities was one of the four underwriters tapped by the Hangzhou-based firm, which aims to begin the IPO process this year to list on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s Nasdaq-like Star market, the people said, asking not to be identified as the information was private. DeepSeek and Citic Securities did not immediately respond to requests for comment outside normal business hours on Wed
Amid China’s AI shift, JD.com bets on 3 million robots to automate logistics (opens the original)
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The firm plans to retrain frontline workers for more technical roles, including maintenance of robots Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com is accelerating its push into robotics with a sweeping plan to automate its nationwide logistics network, while promising to retrain its vast workforce of couriers for technical roles as machines take over frontline duties. At an event in Beijing on Wednesday, the company’s logistics arm unveiled its industrial Wolf Robot series. Over the next five years, JD Logis
Robot guide dog debuts in China amid severe lack of the furry kind (opens the original)
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With wheels and four legs, aid for visually impaired people represents push to expand AI and robotics into more applications A Chinese defence industry research facility has unveiled what it calls the world’s first wheeled and legged robot guide dog for visually impaired people, in an example of the sector’s push into a growing range of civilian applications. Hangzhou-based Zhiyuan Research Institute, affiliated with China North Industries Group, the country’s largest defence contractor, launche
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