On May 4, 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang confirmed during an interview with US think tank SCSP that NVIDIA’s direct sales share in China’s AI accelerator market has dropped to 0%. This historic turning point marks the full arrival of domestic AI chip substitution wave, with Huawei Ascend and Cambricon accelerating to fill the market gap.
Microsoft’s third-generation custom AI chip packs 288GB of HBM4 and a 96-chip rack into 2027, but self-reported benchmarks, a maturing software stack, and supply-chain risk mean this is a hedge, not a NVIDIA killer.
It is well known that technology is the core factor driving competition among intelligent driving solution providers.
AGIBOT is reportedly aiming for an IPO with a valuation of $20 billion, having brought in CITIC Securities as its sponsoring broker. AGIBOT projects revenue of 4 billion RMB in 2026. According to Unitree’s projected revenue of 1.052 billion-1.128 billion RMB for the first half of 2026 and over 2 billion RMB for the full … Read more
It is understood that Mercedes-Benz’s R&D system is expected to lay off 10% of its staff this year.
One-sentence verdict: If xTool can replicate its laser engraver dominance in the heat press market, the WonderPress may become the next must-have desktop tool for makers and POD sellers—and at $279, it undercuts most single-function industrial machines by a factor of ten.
On June 1, 2026, at the Taipei Music Center, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stood on stage and announced the most important thing for the PC industry in 40 years: NVIDIA is officially entering the PC processor market.
Not graphics cards. Not data centers. CPUs. Complete PC chips. NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Arm joining forces to “reinvent the PC.”
On June 1, 2026, at the Taipei Music Center, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will deliver the COMPUTEX keynote. The topic is not graphics cards, not data centers—but NVIDIA’s first Arm PC processor: N1/N1X.
The global influencer marketing market is projected to hit $197 billion in 2025. Within that massive pie, an unprecedented phenomenon is unfolding: TikTok creators in America, tech reviewers on YouTube, and lifestyle influencers on Instagram are finding their inboxes flooded with partnership requests from Chinese brands.
