Zhejiang gives companies the lead on major provincial tech projects
These programs target core technology breakthroughs and foundational research that underpins industrial growth.
Year: 2026
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Top quantum expert Pan Jianwei to give online lecture for Zhejiang officials
The training program has been operational since 2023, designed to systematically build capacity for government officials and help them stay at the forefront of technological advancements.
Computer vision giant Deep Glint picks Hangzhou for East China HQ
The new Hangzhou headquarters will focus on serving government and enterprise clients while scaling deployment of vision-AI applications across industries from finance to transportation.
Huayou Cobalt posts record profit as global battery demand lifts earnings
Over the past few years, Huayou Cobalt has built a fully integrated “mine-to-market” business model spanning the entire EV battery lifecycle.
Hangzhou lab unveils platform for air-ground collaboration in AI simulation
AirSimAG’s practical applications are poised to extend across scenarios such as coordinated mapping, tracking, and route planning.
DeepSeek’s new V4 model to run on Huawei chips; denies Nvidia early access
DeepSeek also rebuffed Nvidia’s request for early access to V4, providing exclusive access instead to Huawei and select Chinese chip manufacturers.
Qwen opens free pro-level stock research to all users in fresh test of AI tasking
Traditionally, analyzing a company’s earnings required expensive terminals or often scattered, outdated reports—barriers Qwen hopes to remove.
Zhejiang eyes ‘early mover’ role in future tech as it adds 8 new pilot zones
Zhejiang has been a pioneer in this area, conducting feasibility studies for the development of future industries as early as 2020.
Embodied robotics startup Spirit AI raises RMB 1B in Series A+ funding
At the core of Spirit AI’s approach is what it calls a “diversified data” framework aimed at extending the Scaling Law into embodied intelligence.
Hangzhou rolls out grants of up to RMB 500,000 to attract young entrepreneurs
Hangzhou has spent 18 years building its student entrepreneurship programs, rolling out six successive three-year initiatives that have helped nurture startups including robotics firm Unitree.