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Coco Feng
Senior Reporter, Tech
Coco Feng joined the Post in 2019, covering the technology and internet sector from the Greater Bay Area. Previously, she worked at the Post's Beijing bureau.
Coco Feng joined the Post in 2019, covering the technology and internet sector from the Greater Bay Area. Previously, she worked at the Post's Beijing bureau.
Areas of Expertise:
Technology, internetLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
The firm is laying off some employees at its cloud unit amid ongoing restrictions on cross-border data flows between the two countries.
While Chinese chipmakers have found success in supporting AI inference, they are struggling with the far more complex process of training.
Chinese company Navee completes the maiden flight of craft that glides above the water on a cushion of air.
Spirit AI says its foundation model for embodied intelligence is the first from China to top the RoboArena global leaderboard.
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UN report reveals massive energy, water, and e-waste footprint, urging sustainable practices as AI usage skyrockets.
Wu joins Jack Ma and Joe Tsai in committee of five overseeing group that steers company’s strategy.
Two travel agencies specialising in cross-strait travel say none of their clients have received entry-permit approvals this year.
Funding blitzes spotlight the dexterous hand sector, which is focused on the toughest component in humanoid hardware.
AI unit has annual recurring revenue run rate of roughly US$500 million, Kuaishou says.
If proven, the innovation marks a significant milestone for Huawei, which has been cut off from advanced semiconductor technology since 2019.
Beijing has been striving to rein in severe overcapacity in the solar industry. But the sector is still plagued by illegal facilities, an insider says.
Companies are still improving data required for robots to perform complex household tasks, some of which require embodied AI.
Beijing-based unicorn tells shareholders it will dismantle VIE model as regulators tighten oversight, as shift may signal new era for foreign tech investment.
Meeting in Beijing, the presidents weighed safety protocols for the rapidly emerging technology, and H200 chip shipments were a ‘sovereign decision’ for China.
The Chinese tech giant’s New York-listed shares also closed up 8.2 per cent on Wednesday, after it reported triple-digit growth in AI revenues.
Both the ChiNext and SSE Star 50 indexes closed at record highs on Wednesday, as investor optimism over China’s tech sector surges.
The Nvidia CEO boarded Air Force One during a refuelling stop in Alaska, with Trump saying it was ‘an honour’ to have him on the trip.
ByteDance is allocating a proportionally larger budget to domestic AI chips to mitigate geopolitical risks and heed Beijing’s call.
Firm raised US$2 billion from investors including Meituan’s venture and China Mobile, taking total to US$3.9 billion in the last six months.
The Chinese firm will install additional servers and expand data storage infrastructure to support rising demand for digital services.
Companies such as Foxconn and BYD are among the top performers as overseas revenues account for nearly 17 per cent of total income.
In 2025, China’s export growth in telecoms, computer and information services far outpaced exports of traditional goods, such as footwear.
Chinese tech giant fields teams in Boston, Rio de Janeiro and Barcelona as its unit unveils frameworks and therapies powered by AI.
Carmaker explicitly cites sky-high memory costs as it raises the price of a high-end driver-assistance system by 21 per cent.
Case shows US-China competition has expanded beyond chips and models to areas of engineering and product design, analyst says.
Economic planner asks both parties to withdraw from deal for AI firm, in move with wider implications for other start-ups operating overseas.
Western competitors like GoPro face shrinking footprints as strategic shifts of Chinese firms disrupt the status quo while navigating FCC-led national security bans.
US plans action against AI ‘distillation’, as analysts warn weaker Chinese start-ups could be forced out within a year.
What are optical modules, why are they so critical and which Chinese makers’ stocks are soaring?
