KrASIA Connection

With new methodologies in play, the future of China’s CCER system is as promising as it is uncertain.

Xpeng’s new chip, designed to meet the demands of end-to-end large models, aims to push the company closer to achieving full autonomous driving.

Chinese companies are increasingly looking to Dubai as a gateway to the Middle East, driven by the city’s D33 initiatives.

The opening of Robot World in E-Town underscores the district’s drive to become a global leader in robotics and AI.

PolyU’s quantum chip could change how we understand and simulate molecular interactions, making it a game changer in fields like drug discovery and materials science.

Melodio and Mureka introduce fresh takes on streaming and music creation, but their true value remains to be seen.

Not slowing down, Temu is shifting to a partial consignment model as part of a strategic change to sustain growth in the US and Europe.

Kuaishou has opened international access to Kling AI, its generative AI platform, offering daily free credits for users to test its capabilities.