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March 6, 2026
Huawei Defies Bans at MWC Barcelona
Huawei is actively promoting its business at MWC Barcelona despite facing product bans in Western markets. The Chinese telecom giant remains undeterred by restrictions that wall off half the world.
M5 Max Crushes AMD, Sets Record
Apple's M5 Max sets a new performance record by outscoring AMD's best chips in single-core tests. It also outperforms Apple's own M3 Ultra in multi-core benchmarks.
OpenAI-Pentagon Partnership Sparks Trust Crisis
OpenAI and the Pentagon face public skepticism over their undisclosed collaboration. Officials urge trust without transparency, but the public demands more information. This highlights growing concerns about AI in military applications.
NPC Rep Urges AI Livestream Regulations
Midea CFO Zhong Zheng proposes top-level designs for smart home standards, AIGC marketing curbs, and AI digital human oversight at 2026 Two Sessions. Key focuses include national interoperability mandates and real-time AI content monitoring. Aims to foster healthy digital economy-manufacturing fusion.
Surgical Robot Approved, Maker Bankrupt
Longhui Medical's TRex-RS bone surgery robot gained approval after 7 years but the firm filed for bankruptcy amid funding drought and unpaid wages. Market favors incumbents like Tianzhihang dominating 70% cases. Highlights commercialization pitfalls in China's robotics surge.
BE Semiconductor Drops 17% on Memory Fears
BE Semiconductor Industries NV shares plunged as much as 17%. A report indicated major memory chipmakers are eyeing new standards. This could delay demand for the Dutch firm's technology.
Silicon Valley Coders Feed Chinese LLMs
Silicon Valley programmers are aggressively supplying data and compute to Chinese large language models. This represents a business pivot from selling apps to providing computational resources. It underscores the booming demand for AI infrastructure in China.
Early AI Agent Firms Hit Three Walls
The first companies deploying AI Agents face three significant barriers. Despite initial successes, they encounter substantial challenges. The experience blends sweetness from gains with bitterness from hurdles.
Two Sessions: AV Commercialization Breakthrough
Tech leaders at China's Two Sessions discuss breaking barriers for autonomous driving commercialization. Xiaomi's Lei Jun draws key red lines, while Fu Qiang points strategic directions. 2026 marks a pivotal year under the 15th Five-Year Plan.
AI Comics Daily Flood Zhihu
Platforms daily produce thousands of AI-generated comic dramas overtaking Zhihu. Content washing takes 1 minute, but rights enforcement spans 1.5 years.
Beijing Unveils Chaozhisuan AI Compute Center
The Chaozhisuan Intelligent Computing Power Center was officially unveiled in Beijing. The AI computing power equipment lighting ceremony was successfully held. This represents a key advancement in Beijing's computing infrastructure construction.
XPeng G6 Extended Range Starts at RMB 186k
XPeng Auto launched the G6 Super Extended Range 1704 Max edition. Priced from RMB 186,800, it packs a 55.8 kWh battery. Delivers 1704 km CLTC total range and 430 km pure electric range.
Shenyen Intelligent HK IPO Gains CSRC Approval
China's CSRC has approved Beijing Shenyen Intelligent's Hong Kong IPO and full circulation of 81.6M domestic unlisted shares. The company plans to issue up to 10.43M new ordinary shares on HKEX. This enables public listing and liquidity for shareholders.
AI Powers Erotic Content Production Lines
Explores AI-driven factories specializing in erotic content. Focuses on automated 'beauty production assembly lines' using AI generation.
Meta AI Glasses Leak Videos to Kenya Reviewers
Meta smart glasses videos from AI interactions are manually reviewed by data labelers in Kenya, including sensitive user footage. Meta claims faces are blurred and terms disclose human review possibility. This raises privacy concerns for AI wearable users.
UK delays AI copyright rules on artist outcry
UK government delays AI data bill allowing training on copyrighted materials without consent after negative consultation feedback. Ministers to revisit options like licensing-first regimes amid creator backlash. Artists including Elton John and Paul McCartney slammed the opt-out proposal.
NVIDIA Grabs 94% Discrete GPU Share
Jon Peddie Research Q4 2025 report shows NVIDIA dominating discrete GPU market at 94%, AMD at 5%. AIB GPU shipments fell 4.4% QoQ to 11.5M units. CAGR projected at -5.9% through 2028, reaching 172M units by period end.
Kenyan Probe Targets Meta Glasses AI Data
Kenyan digital rights group Oversight Labs has requested the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) to investigate Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses. The probe focuses on whether footage captured by the glasses is being unlawfully used to train AI systems. This raises concerns over privacy in wearable tech data collection.
JD Losses Surge in Delivery Wars
JD Q4 revenue grows just 1.53% to 3523B yuan due to subsidy cuts on appliances; full-year 1.3T yuan up 13%. New businesses like delivery cause 58B yuan op loss, but users hit 7B annually. Plans low 5% commissions, store pickups for 30% market share amid Alibaba's Qwen AI explorations.
Seeking StrongBrain Tech old shares
36Kr's 180th asset message board lists buyers seeking old shares in StrongBrain Tech valued at up to $1.6B and LP shares in Qingwei Intelligent at 190B RMB valuation. Other targets include AI chip firms like Tianshu Zhixin, Enflame, and Kunlunxin. Traders can contact for direct old stock or LP transfers.