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Kinling Lo

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Tech Reporter at Rest of World

China Correspondent @SCMPNews. Alum @JMSCHKU. I call Hong Kong my home. Tips and story ideas to: [email protected].

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  • Trump’s trade war slows AI humanoid robot production in China and U.S.

    1 week ago | restofworld.org | Kinling Lo |Munira Mutaher

    As viral clips of robots doing flips, kung-fu, and running a marathon rack up views online, U.S. and Chinese firms are locked in a more high-stakes race: deploying humanoid robots as workers in factories, elderly care, and domestic settings. Several companies are hoping to begin mass production as early as this year. But escalating trade tensions could derail those efforts.

  • China’s chipmakers are catching up to Nvidia and TSMC. Here’s how they compare

    2 weeks ago | restofworld.org | Kinling Lo |Munira Mutaher

    Washington’s latest export restrictions on Nvidia’s H20 chips are likely to accelerate China’s shift toward domestic alternatives, as homegrown firms strive to close the gap with global rivals. Years of controls on U.S. chips have pushed the Chinese government to invest billions in its domestic supply chain for semiconductors that are key to the development of artificial intelligence.

  • China’s AI frenzy: DeepSeek is already everywhere – cars, phones, even hospitals

    2 months ago | restofworld.org | Kinling Lo

    Since DeepSeek’s launch, a swathe of Chinese companies — from automakers to appliance firms — have joined the frenzy to incorporate the homegrown artificial intelligence model into their products and services. DeepSeek’s reasoning model, R1, and large language model, V3, have achieved performance levels comparable to those of leading Western competitors but at a much lower cost, the company has said.

  • Chinese food delivery giant dishes out deep discounts to win Saudi customers

    2 months ago | restofworld.org | Kinling Lo

    Keeta, the international arm of China’s biggest food delivery app, Meituan, has become the third-largest food delivery platform in Saudi Arabia just four months after its overseas debut. Its aggressive, price-slashing strategy is squeezing smaller players and challenging dominant platforms in the lucrative Middle Eastern market, which could be a springboard for other international markets.

  • The secret sauce of Chinese social media apps

    Jan 24, 2025 | msn.com | Tiffany Ap |Kinling Lo

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Kinling Lo 盧建靈
Kinling Lo 盧建靈 @kinlinglo
12 May 25

Fascinating e-commerce story written by my colleague @LamLe52. Sendo’s executives flew to China to better understand the online grocery business...They talked to partners, delivery hub operators and one even posed as a job applicant to visit a warehouse. https://t.co/WIB4Bk3Pu3

Kinling Lo 盧建靈
Kinling Lo 盧建靈 @kinlinglo
12 May 25

RT @restofworld: NEW: @kinlinglo explains why U.S.–China trade tensions are likely to disrupt humanoid robot development in both countries…

Kinling Lo 盧建靈
Kinling Lo 盧建靈 @kinlinglo
14 Apr 25

RT @restofworld: DeepSeek and chip bans have supercharged AI innovation in China New from @kinlinglo and @aptiffany https://t.co/0KLKeJKp…