Fortune 500 education arm becomes Zhejiang’s first EdTech unicorn
Hailiang Technology Services positions schools as its entry point, embedding AI-powered tools into teaching, management and student development.
Hailiang Technology Services positions schools as its entry point, embedding AI-powered tools into teaching, management and student development.
As of April, Hangzhou accounted for 83% of the province’s 58 unicorns, up from 80% a year earlier.
Hangzhou continued to dominate the landscape, home to 48 of the province’s unicorns, up from 44 last year—when it already hosted roughly four out of every five such startups.
It will appear first in its standalone app before expanding into a broader range of services across the company’s ecosystem, according to the tech giant.
The model has gained momentum over the past six months, targeting dense commercial zones, office clusters and residential neighborhoods.
Earlier discussions had suggested a baseline valuation of $10 billion, though negotiations remain ongoing and final terms could still change.
Authorities highlighted progress across four focus areas—commodities, digital trade, logistics hubs and commerce.
The three-day event (April 22-24), themed around innovation and AI, will introduce a dedicated forum connecting unicorn companies with overseas listing channels, particularly in Hong Kong.
As AI adoption accelerates, some established Chinese companies are opting to build in-house data centers to support their AI-driven operations, reducing reliance on third-party computing infrastructure.
The company has developed an end-to-end platform covering design, validation, algorithms, testing and mass production, allowing it to deliver system-level solutions across braking, steering and motion control.