Huawei’s Kirin Chips Return to Public Billboards With Mate 90’s Flagship τ Family

October 28, 2026 – Huawei’s “τ chip” is stepping out of the shadows. Outdoor billboards across multiple Chinese cities recently began promoting the Mate 90 series with the line “entire lineup equipped with flagship τ chips,” marking the first time in six years that Huawei’s Kirin-brand silicon has appeared prominently on public advertising screens. The…

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Xiaomi Unveils 21-DOF Bionic Hand Built From Real Factory Workflows

October 28, 2026 – Xiaomi has outlined a new 21-degree-of-freedom bionic hand designed specifically for flexible manufacturing, arguing that factory performance matters more than simply stacking joints. The latest design comes from Xiaomi’s automotive smart manufacturing pilot center. Engineers collected multi-angle video and motion-capture data from 1,827 standard operating procedures across 16 typical production stages,…

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Ant Group’s Lingguang 2.0 Becomes an AI Assistant That Manages Personal Tasks Over Time

October 27, 2026 – Ant Group has released Lingguang 2.0, upgrading its consumer AI assistant from a tool that answers questions and generates content into one that can actively monitor and manage personal tasks. After receiving user authorization, Lingguang can connect to existing information sources and services, identify potential needs, and continue tracking them across conversations….

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JD Logistics Deploys Agibot G2 Max in Zhi Lang Warehouse to Handle Pallet Breaking and Stacking

October 27, 2026 – Agibot’s heavy-duty humanoid robot, Elf G2 Max, has entered JD Logistics’ Zhi Lang warehouse to handle inbound tasks such as pallet breaking, stacking, box moving and standard container handling. The deployment marks one of the first applications of a humanoid robot in a real warehouse production environment. On the hardware side, G2…

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ByteDance in Talks to Buy Custom AI Chips from MediaTek

October 16, 2026 — ByteDance is in advanced talks with MediaTek to purchase custom data center chips, according to people familiar with the matter. The chips would be application-specific integrated circuits, or ASICs, tailored to ByteDance’s platform needs. If the deal goes through, ByteDance would likely become MediaTek’s second-largest ASIC customer after Google. Neither side…

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