
Today’s Yangtze funding roundup: AI Infra, LLM, chip, robotics…
Yangtze River Delta startups in AI infrastructure, multimodal models, satellite communications and space robotics secured major new funding.

Yangtze River Delta startups in AI infrastructure, multimodal models, satellite communications and space robotics secured major new funding.
Wang said Unitree had deployed GPT-6 on its robots to test a range of tasks, with “pretty impressive” results.
The company plans to expand the cluster and use Wuxi as a base for closer cooperation across the Yangtze River Delta’s AI industry.
The two Hangzhou state-owned investment platforms together account for 60% of the capital, making them the fund’s main financial backers.

Lingguang has recently received feature upgrades but the new version remained in testing with a very small group of users.
Anhui ranked fifth nationally in overall embodied AI industry competitiveness, according to a study cited by local authorities.

The move comes as AI infrastructure drives demand for DRAM. CXMT’s share of global DRAM revenue rose to 10% in the second quarter.
The device combines a proprietary chip with an AI-powered noise-reduction system trained on 28 million samples of domestic audio.