The move will enable companies to create customized agents inside Qwen, defining their own service scope and interactions while offering products and services through natural-language conversations.
“Choosing to build a company in China reflects the scale of opportunity in robotics, drones and visual intelligence as a trillion-yuan industry,” Feng said.
Zhejiang’s cross-border e-commerce exports reached 267.8 billion yuan ($39.58 billion) in 2025, up 24.9% from a year earlier and ranking second nationally behind Guangdong.
Google’s decision to base the acceleration center in Shangcheng reflects the region’s rapid export growth.
The sodium battery sector is approaching what analysts describe as a commercialization inflection point.
Open Journey focuses on deploying “robot plus AI brain” systems across high-risk sectors including mining, power generation, oil and gas, petrochemicals, and infrastructure construction.
The company said its valuation surpassed 10 billion yuan following earlier fundraising rounds this year, making it a unicorn already.
Unitree staff said the new H2 Plus, built on Nvidia’s platform, offers substantially higher computing performance than previous generations.
The investment comes as China’s AI buildout and the government’s “Eastern Data, Western Computing” initiative place growing pressure on data center operators to improve energy efficiency.
Qwen3.7-Plus is the latest addition to the Qwen 3.7 family and is designed to combine perception, reasoning and task execution within a single workflow.
