Voicecomm talks up its prospects on big potential for conversational AI
The provider of software that facilitates human-to-computer communication has filed for a Hong Kong IPO that could value the company at about $500 million Key Takeaways: Shanghai Voicecomm has filed…
CHINA BULLETIN: Premier Li Qiang premieres in Davos
In this week’s issue a Premier premieres in Davos, more property pain and the U.S. talks tough on export controls. On a scale of 1 to 100, we give the…
IFlytek hives off health unit to fund AI medical drive
The iFlytek group aims to list its Xunfei Healthcare subsidiary on the Hong Kong stock market, using the proceeds to deploy large AI models for medical services Key Takeaways: Xunfei…
Education provider TAL counts on AI devices and MathGPT
The learning solutions company has swung into the black after investing in AI-powered educational devices and developing a newly approved MathGPT tool Key Takeaways: TAL's revenue rose 40% in the…
China goes it alone in AI 2.0, drawing on local funds and trio of industry veterans
Former Google executive Lee Kai-fu has emerged as one of China’s biggest AI investors, as big global names avoid the sector over fear of getting caught in geopolitical tensions Key…
CHINA BULLETIN: High-Level China-U.S. Exchanges Pick Up
In this week’s issue U.S.-China exchanges pick up, supermarket sales slump, and AI attacks AI. On a scale of 1 to 100, we give the week a 40 for offshore-listed China stocks.
With Post-IPO Profit Warning, Is Readboy Losing Its Gold Star?
Less than a month after its Hong Kong listing, the smart learning device maker admitted losing up to 45 million yuan in first half of the year Key Takeaways: Readboy…
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