All Blossom Conference celebrates 10th year, to focus on AI, robots and unicorns
Launched in 2017, the All Blossom Conference has been held annually every spring, becoming a key event for entrepreneurs, investors, and technology experts.
Launched in 2017, the All Blossom Conference has been held annually every spring, becoming a key event for entrepreneurs, investors, and technology experts.
By emphasizing long-term, “patient” investments, the initiative aims to support high-tech startups through every stage of their development — from initial research to full-scale industrialization.
Hangzhou’s Runmiao Fund, with an initial size of 2 billion yuan ($290 million) and a 20-year lifespan, focuses on providing first-round financing for early-stage technology firms.
The collaboration will offer Chinese customers computer-aided engineering (CAE) capabilities delivered via Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS).
Designed for cloud computing, generative AI, high-end robotics, and edge computing, the C950 offers more than three times the performance of its predecessor, the C920.
Headquartered in Jiaxing’s Nanhu district, Galaxis Robotics was founded in 2014 by a husband-and-wife team holding doctoral degrees from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Cornell University.
With the stakes getting higher, industrial applications—often more lucrative—have attracted players to customize their products and services to meet tailored needs of end customers like power grid operators.
While Alibaba’s move is being closely watched, some industry experts remain skeptical about the need for exclusive hardware for AI agents.
Meanwhile, Yiwu’s trading footprint continued to widen geographically. The city conducted trade with 222 countries and regions in the January-February period, nine more than a year earlier.
Announced recently by the Zhejiang Development and Reform Commission, Zhoushan’s 64 projects will receive a combined 53.02 billion yuan in planned investments for 2026.