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Xiaomi refutes claims of using Arm-designed chip for XRing O1
Xiaomi has clarified that its advanced 3-nanometre XRing O1 system-on-a-chip (SoC) is not a customised solution from Arm, pushing back against speculation as the Chinese smartphone maker seeks to design its own integrated circuits (ICs) in-house to rival industry leaders Apple, Samsung Electronics and Huawei Technologies. “[XRing O1 SoC] is not based on a complete solution provi...
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BYD adds to squeeze for China’s struggling EV makers
BYD, China’s biggest electric-vehicle (EV) maker, slashed prices by as much as 34 per cent, escalating a price war among the nation’s already floundering EV producers. Discounts will apply to 22 BYD battery-powered and plug-in hybrid models through the end of June, the automaker said on Friday. Rivals including IM Motors, a unit of state-backed SAIC Motor, and Stellantis-backed ...
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Hong Kong targets elderly consumers with new ‘silver economy’ drive
Hong Kong’s leader has announced that a working group would unveil five measures to boost consumption among the older population on Tuesday afternoon, with an aim to address the needs of the city’s burgeoning elderly market. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu explained that the Working Group Promoting Silver Economy, led by deputy chief secretary Warner Cheuk Wing-hing, would coor...
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In Vietnam, exporters tune out Trump’s tariff riffs – and rush to replace the US
Garment manufacturers across China and Vietnam breathed a small sigh of relief on Sunday, after US President Donald Trump told reporters that the United States was “not looking to make sneakers and T-shirts”. But few plan to change their plans based on the president’s comments. After weeks of wild swings in US tariff policies, they have learned that Trump could soon change his t...
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Dane Cheng to step down as head of Hong Kong Tourism Board in October
Dane Cheng Ting-yat, executive director of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, will step down in October when his contract ends after six years in the role, the Post has learned, while a global recruitment drive to find his successor has been launched. The board posted job advertisements on its website and professional networking platform LinkedIn on Monday finding Cheng’s successor. A...
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