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China’s harsh startup-financing winter may soon relent: VC
Areas such as cloud, AI, and blockchain, continue to attract investors, despite the funding slowdown.
INSIGHTS | Emerge at TC Shenzhen: The year China tech went global
While Bytedance breaks through in the West, many Chinese peers focus on the developing world.
AI will drive next wave of development in human civilization: SenseTime CEO Xu Li
AI visual recognition could help transform unstructured information into data that can be processed by machines.
In search of an identity for Made-in-China goods
Foshan’s Shunde District is becoming a unique location where design, technology, and manufacturing industries co-exist.
As the home front cools, Chinese tech looks to Asia
Attractive demographics and enabling regulatory frameworks make Southeast Asia attractive for Chinese tech companies.
China could become a role model for Indian tech entrepreneurs
Even with strong differences, China and India have a lot to learn from each other.
Live from TechCrunch – How Huami is using deep learning to help doctors
Huang Wang, CEO of Huami, partner with Xiaomi and maker of the Mi Band series of wearables, took the stage at Techcrunch Shenzhen 2017 to talk about their latest health band Amazfit’s development and the trend of wearables Huami took the first spot in Worldwide Wearable Device Companies for the first time ahead of Apple […]
Live from TechCrunch – China in the eyes of foreign VCs
Foreign VC funds have long faced a lack of policy transparency and market volatility in China, but China is attempting to grant foreign VCs easier access and simplify investment procedures to sustain the entrepreneurial wave, according to a guideline released by the State Council last September. As the environment to invest across borders becomes friendlier and more lucrative, foreign VCs that […]
Live from TechCrunch – How can a foreign hardware company enter China?
Shenzhen, the Silicon Valley in China, is becoming a must-destination for the foreign hardware startups to start their business. On the other hand, Chinese startups are starting from Shenzhen and expanding to global markets, such as educational robot kit Makeblock, drone maker DJI, and smartphone manufacturer Huawei. In the panel “Startup in Shenzhen”, Benjamin Joffe, Partner […]