Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC) manages US$8 billion and has invested in over 200 biotech and health tech companies, achieving a 14% net IRR as of end 2025, as it positions Hong Kong as a neutral but...
China's lab grown diamond exports jumped 65.3% year over year to 1.41 billion yuan in the first half of 2026, fueled equally by jewellery demand and a new role as the cooling material of choice for AI chips...
China's lab grown diamond rough exports surged 136% in volume and 101% in value in May 2026, driven by a combination of dominant production capacity, falling costs, and a new wave of demand from the AI indus...
Cambricon Technologies reported H1 2026 revenue of ¥5.996 billion (up 108% YoY) and net profit of ¥2.311 billion (up 122.6% YoY), driven not by a superior product but by a captive market created when US expo...
Cambricon Technologies reported H1 2026 revenue of 6 billion yuan (up 108% YoY) and net profit of 2.311 billion yuan (up 122.6%), driven entirely by China's forced pivot to domestic AI chips after US export...
Nicola Cheung's longevity philosophy combines proactive preparation with mental calm: take practical steps to manage uncertainty, then let go of worry.
After her eldest daughter became seriously ill, former actress Nicola Cheung shifted from reactive to preventive health, now prioritizing sleep, nature, and expert guidance — and says 'if you worry, you get...
China's open weight AI models have triggered a global price war that slashed enterprise inference costs to 2026 lows and pushed Chinese models past U.S.
Public attitudes toward data center construction are sharply split: 71% of Americans oppose a local AI data center (Gallup 2026), sparking 142 coordinated protests across 42 states, while Asia saw no equival...
Shanghai based StairMed Technology (also known as Jieti Medical) has developed an endovascular brain computer interface that is threaded through a neck vein into the brain's blood vessels in roughly 10 minut...
China's top AI developers — including DeepSeek, Kimi K3, and Alibaba — still train their most advanced models on Nvidia chips, held in place by CUDA software lock in [3][5].
72.7% of Hong Kong working professionals use AI tools daily or weekly at work — more than double the 31% global average cited from a 2025 KPMG study, according to a 2026 HKUST survey of 3,722 respondents.