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Ant International connects over 150 million merchants with 2 billion consumer accounts worldwide. It positions its payments network as core infrastructure for the AI commerce economy amid rising AI agent adoption. Figures were disclosed at the MoMents 2026 forum in Kuala Lumpur.
Anker Innovation seeks to transcend its consumer electronics success via cross-border channels. It is pivoting to smart hardware and embodied intelligence. This transformation faces significant challenges.
DeepSeek is providing competitors with preparation space ahead of major moves. Behind-the-scenes rivalries and positioning among players have already intensified. This strategic pause signals upcoming AI industry shifts.
Pony.ai, a leader in autonomous driving, has focused on Robotaxi for 10 years and is now entering the RoboVan market for the first time. This move expands their portfolio beyond passenger services. Lou Jiaozhu highlights two key directions for AI's next development.
ServiceNow introduces 'AI employees' in its new business strategy. The article explores future enterprise AI adoption, human roles in automated companies, and reverse-engineering AI use from fully automated visions.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma held an all-hands meeting outlining a return to the Xbox brand, dropping Microsoft Gaming. The company is reevaluating Xbox exclusives, windowing periods, and AI strategies. No final decisions have been announced yet.
SpaceX is reportedly pivoting away from traditional aerospace activities. The company is turning its focus toward AI development amid strategic changes.
Tencent lags behind ByteDance in AI by a 1200-day gap. From ChatGPT to OpenClaw, the piece stresses AI rewards only first place.
Gaode's 'Tutu' AI is positioning on the sidelines of Alibaba's intense AI competition marathon. It aims to compete and win in a distinct race track rather than remaining a background player. This signals Gaode's ambition to elevate its role in Alibaba's AI ecosystem.
China’s AI firms have aggressively open-sourced advanced models as a core competitive strategy. Alibaba Chairman Joe Tsai explained it lowers costs, attracts talent, and brings global benefits. The next phase in this approach may differ.