Fast Mobile showcased its AI model, 可灵AI, at the 2024 China Computer Conference, highlighting its achievements in generating over 3.7 billion videos and images, and announced a new research fund to foster academic-industry collaboration in AI.
From its early adoption in 2010 to becoming a catalyst for Chinese cloud innovation, OpenStack's evolution in China—highlighting the rise of local startups, venture funding, foundation dynamics, and the broader impact on the nation's cloud computing landscape—is examined in this comprehensive analysis.
Zhang Shijun, senior technical manager at iQiyi, explains how his team built a scalable recommendation middleware platform that unifies diverse business needs, improves code maintainability and performance, cuts development time by 30%, and now powers over a dozen services while balancing technical rigor with business agility.
The article describes how Xiaoyi implemented a Flutter‑plus‑Serverless three‑end integration architecture that unifies Android, iOS, and FaaS layers with a shared Dart runtime, delivering about 30% development efficiency gains, better business‑IT alignment, and faster iteration while noting debugging and cost challenges.
Didi’s platform handles over 700 billion daily ETA requests using AI‑driven real‑time calculations, while its 6,000‑plus engineers rely on open‑source big‑data, cloud and AI frameworks, contribute 23 projects that have earned more than 36,000 stars, and provide anonymized traffic data to academia for transportation and urban‑planning research.
This article chronicles the rise of Zhang Zhichong, Tencent’s former CTO, detailing his early life, key technical innovations behind QQ, his philosophy as chief product architect, and his insights on product development, team culture, and emerging technologies, offering valuable lessons for modern product and technology leaders.
In August 2017 MIT Technology Review honored Alibaba AI Lab chief scientist Wang Gang and Alibaba Cloud chief security scientist Wu Hanqing as part of its global TR35 young innovators, marking the first time two researchers from a Chinese company appeared on the prestigious list and highlighting China’s rising influence in AI and security research.
The article explains Google’s 2015 restructuring into the holding company Alphabet, detailing how the new organization separates core services from ambitious ventures such as Fiber, Nest, Calico, self‑driving cars, Project Wing, smart lenses, and other cutting‑edge initiatives.
