# China Tech
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Beyond Graphite: Fengjing’s Mass-Produced LTO Batteries Signal a Shift in China’s Energy Storage Landscape
Fengjing Shares has launched mass production at its new 2GWh lithium titanate (LTO) battery facility, targeting high-growth sectors including AI data centers and renewable energy. The project represents a significant move to diversify China's battery technology portfolio by prioritizing safety, fast-charging, and extreme durability.
The 0.03mm Edge: How a Migrant Worker Built a Global Monopoly in AI Hardware
Wang Xin, a former migrant worker, has built Dingtai High-Tech into a global leader in PCB micro-drill bits, capturing nearly 30% of the world market. Her success highlights China's shift toward high-precision 'bottleneck' technologies and the critical role of specialized hardware in the global AI server supply chain.
Digital Fiction Giant Jinjiang Literature City Resolves iOS Payment Disruption
Jinjiang Literature City resolved a five-hour technical glitch that prevented iOS users from receiving account top-ups. The platform issued a formal apology and confirmed that all transactions were successfully reconciled within ten hours of the initial incident.
China’s Appetite for Subsidy Wars Sours: The End of the One-Cent Meal
China's market regulator has introduced draft rules to ban predatory subsidies in the food delivery sector, signaling an end to the era of 'one-cent meals.' The regulations aim to protect small merchants and delivery riders from the hidden costs of platform-led price wars.
Domestic Toolmaking Gains Ground as SJ Semi Expands 12-Inch Equipment Hub in Wuxi
Shengjisheng (SJ Semi) has signed a deal to build a 6,000-square-meter semiconductor equipment manufacturing center in Wuxi's Huishan High-tech Zone. The facility will produce advanced 12-inch thin-film deposition tools, a move aimed at bolstering China's domestic semiconductor manufacturing supply chain.
China’s Silicon Shield: Wuxi’s Newest Semiconductor Project Targets the Equipment Bottleneck
Shengjisheng has signed a deal to establish a 12-inch semiconductor equipment manufacturing and incubation center in Wuxi's Huishan High-tech Zone. The project focuses on critical thin-film deposition technology, aiming to bolster China's domestic chip-making supply chain with an initial annual output target of 150 million RMB.
Cleaning House: Dreame’s Strategic Pivot from Unchecked Expansion to Core Robotics
Dreame Technology is undergoing a major restructuring to consolidate its sprawling incubator-style projects into four focused business groups. The move signals a shift away from high-risk ventures like smartphones and cars to prioritize its core competencies in smart cleaning and yard robotics.
Closing the Gap: Zhipu AI Challenges Elon Musk’s Timeline for Chinese Generative Parity
Zhipu AI founder Tang Jie has publicly challenged Elon Musk's prediction that China is years away from AI parity, claiming a faster catch-up timeline. The release of the open-source GLM-5.2 model, designed to be compatible with domestic Chinese hardware, marks a strategic move to bypass US export restrictions and establish a self-sufficient AI ecosystem.
Breaking the Delta Grip: China’s Strategic Surge in Parallel Robotics
China is successfully challenging the long-standing monopoly of foreign firms like ABB and Fanuc in the high-speed parallel robotics sector. Driven by a need for technological self-reliance, domestic companies like AtomRobot are securing significant market share by offering localized, high-performance automation solutions.
China's Galbot Bridges the 'Reality Gap' with GPT-Scale Foundation Model for Humanoid Agility
Galbot has launched AstraBrain-WBC 0.5, the first GPT-scale foundation model designed for humanoid robot motor control. By applying Transformer architectures to 20,000 hours of motion data, the model achieves high-success 'zero-shot' execution of complex physical tasks like dancing and boxing.
China’s 100 Billion Yuan Delivery War Ends in a Regulatory Truce
China's market regulator has issued draft rules to halt aggressive subsidy wars in the food delivery sector after tech giants incinerated 100 billion yuan without changing market dynamics. The regulation aims to protect merchants and shift the industry focus from predatory pricing to service quality and operational efficiency.
Momenta’s Hong Kong IPO: China’s ‘Physical AI’ Pioneer Tests Global Investor Appetite
Autonomous driving specialist Momenta has received CSRC approval to proceed with an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, aiming to issue up to 43.7 million shares. Rebranding as a 'Physical AI' company, Momenta leverages its proprietary world models and massive real-world data to lead China’s expanding Navigate on Autopilot (NOA) market.