Autonomous driving technologies are the most crucial part of intelligent and electric vehicles, president Wang said.
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Xiaomi says US court has revoked investment ban
The verdict means that Xiaomi has finally shaken off a geopolitical burden that weighed down its shares since earlier this year.
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Drive I/O | Chips, batteries, AV: Xiaomi’s most high-profile auto investments of the year
Xiaomi is pouring billions of RMB into the auto sector and placing some big bets on multiple startups to build a complete auto supply chain.
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Xiaomi reportedly plotting electric car play
The cell phone maker known as ‘the Apple of China’ has backed EV companies Nio and Xpeng. Its entry is expected to shake up China’s car market.
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China Tech Investor: Kuaishou, Tencent, and Xiaomi earnings, with Michael Norris
In this episode, the guys are joined by regular guest Michael Norris to review some Q2 earnings highlights of Kuaishou, Tencent, and Xiaomi.
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Xiaomi sues US government over investment ban
Xiaomi asked the court remove it from a defense blacklist that bans Americans from investing in companies linked to the Chinese military.
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Xiaomi invests $1.5 billion in fully owned EV business
The world’s fourth-biggest phone maker Xiaomi now pledges to develop high-quality EVs with a ‘best-in-class’ connected device ecosystem.
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China Tech Investor: From Alibaba & Ant to Xiaomi: Looking back at 2020, forward to 2021
James and Elliott review the winners and losers of 2020, what they got right and what they got wrong, as well as the lessons they learned.
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Huawei to fall to seventh place in 2021 global handset rankings: report
Huawei is losing its status as a smartphone powerhouse in 2021, with a smartphone shipment forecast putting it in seventh place among global vendors.
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SILICON | What the new Arm v9 architecture means for China
Will Chinese companies be able to license Arm’s new v9 architecture for CPUs—and can they stay competitive without it?
